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ICG Report on Sinai
I just received a report by the International Crisis Group entitled “Egypt’s Sinai Question“. Skimming through it, it looks like there’s some interesting information. But, in all hon… more →
The Egyptian
ICG Report on Sinai
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Cairene wrote 2 years ago: I just received a report by the International Crisis Group entitled “Egypt’s Sinai Question … more →
Police Storm NGO in Shobra el-Kheima
Cairene wrote 2 years ago: I just received this from the Arab Network for Human Rights Information (HRInfo). Cairo – 24 D … more →
Muslims In The EU - Discrimination And Islamophobia
Cairene wrote 2 years ago: The EUMC (European Monitoring Center on Racism and Xenophobia) just released a report studying the c … more →
Senate Could Get Split
Cairene wrote 2 years ago: I saw this article in the Washington Post. It seems the Democartic Senator Tim Johnson (South Dakota … more →
IT and Education Reform
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Cairene wrote 2 years ago: Frederik Richter has an interesting piece in Qantara.de. It’s more reporting than in depth an … more →
Letter to HRW
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Cairene wrote 2 years ago: I just received this letter from several human rights organizations addressed to Human RIghts Watch. … more →
No Code
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Cairene wrote 2 years ago: This is something that’s been bouncing around in the back of my head for about a week.I’ … more →
"Rights Group Disgrace"
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Cairene wrote 3 years ago: This isnt very Egypt-related, but I thought I would post it. I was reading the Ahram Weekly when i c … more →
A Quarter Century of Achievement
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Cairene wrote 3 years ago: Caught this while driving around Cairo. I just had to go back round for the picture. I’m sorry … more →
How Reform Won't Happen
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Cairene wrote 3 years ago: Kifaya’s most recent close-but-no-cookie oneupmanship campaign (see my comments at the Arabist … more →
A Rant on Protests
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Cairene wrote 3 years ago: It should be noted that this was written in the first week of May and so may seem a little outdated. … more →
