By Nir Boms/ Michael Meunier Published November 21, 2005 Barely a month following President Hosni Mubarak’s predictable re-election, Egypt finds itself in full campaign mode again. The results of the first round of the parliamentary elections were just published, confirming a considerable gain in power for candidates affiliated with the banned Muslim Brotherhood. Still, [...]
Egypt’s New ‘Democracy’
May 6th, 2008 · No Comments · Egypt, Middle East
Tags: Amnesty International·Coptic Christians·elections·Human Rights·Mubarak·Muslim Brotherhood
Reforms, Freedom in Egypt
May 6th, 2008 · No Comments · Egypt, Middle East
By Nir Boms and Michael Meunier Published November 4, 2004 Egypt has gone through 26 years of single-party rule, during which unemployment has risen to 25 percent. Regime opponents have been jailed, and many promises of political reform have been consistently ignored. Nearly everyone — the United States, Egyptian opposition, even the ruling party of [...]
Tags: Coptic Christians·Mubarak·NDP·reform