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Post Arab Spring, Countries Like Egypt, Turkey, And Tunisia Are All Slowly Islamizing
Egypt is increasingly been going through what can only be called “Brotherhoodization” of the country. There is an evidently increased representation of the Brothers in the government. Various Islamist movements have been quite prominent as well.
Read more: Islamization Grips Arab Countries
Egyptian Man Dresses Up As A Woman To Experience Street Harassment (VIDEO)
Women face street harassment almost everywhere in the world. No matter what they wear, how they wear, it really doesn’t matter and mostly female victims suffer it in silence.
Best Photos From Around The World This Week
Our favorite Images from around the world which are making the news!
Check out the best news photos from around the world. From War Ridden Syria to Happily Ever After- here is the week in photos!
Egypt And U.S. Argue Over Jon Stewart, ‘America’s Bassem Youssef’
This is the video that sort of started it all. Well, actually it was the arrest of Egyptian satirist Bassem Youssef’ that really started it all!
The Muslim Brotherhood’s interrogation of Bassem Youssef has attracted international attention, with some condemning the arrest as the new leadership’s failure.
Watch: Egypt And U.S. Argue Over Jon Stewart, ‘America’s Bassem Youssef’
Is Bassam Youssef, Egypt’s Jon Stewart, the Face of a Failed Revolution?
Hardly a year and a half after it shook the world; the great Egyptian revolution is apparently being threatened.
Bassem Youssef, Egypt’s most popular television satirist, also widely known as Egypt’s Jon Stewart was apprehended on charges of insulting the country’s leader and Islam.
Read More: Is Bassam Youssef the Face of a Failed Revolution?
Opposition: Egypt’s President Mohammed Morsi’s Words Herald A Crackdown
Things do not look good for Egypt as President Mohammed Morsi said on Sunday that he was forced to take steps in order to “protect his nation”. The statement is being received as a threat by the opposition forces in the country who now dread a crackdown.
Read More: Opposition Party In Egypt Dreads Crackdown
Egypt’s Justice Minister Calls Public Lynching A Sign Of ‘Death Of State’
Hundreds of people have lynched two men in Egypt’s rural Nile Delta village (Gharbiya province) on Sunday. The two were killed on the suspicion of kidnapping two children and other crimes.
Read More: Justice Minister Condemns Public Lynching
Week In Photos
Our favorite images this week from around the world which are making the news!
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Egypt Launches Islamic Morality Police Force
Egypthas quietly launched an informal Saudi-style Islamic morality police force to implement the teachings of Islam in a ‘non-violent’ manner.
Read More: Egypt Launches Religious Police Force
Abu Islam- The Egyptian Sheikh Who Said It Is ‘Halal’ To Rape Female Protesters Gets Detained
Abu Islam, a controversial Egyptian Salafi preacher known for his reckless comments recently claimedthe women getting raped at Egypt’s Tahrir square get what they deserve!
Read More: Preacher Justifying Rape Caught!
Egypt Islamist Groups Plan Pro-Mursi Rallies To Counter Ongoing Demonstrations
After Mohammed Mursi was installed as president in June 2012 after a series of protests and the (illusion of a revolution) Arab uprising, his policies led the Egyptians to the conclusion that Mursi was just another dictator only with a stricter Islamic agenda.
Raping Women In Tahrir NOT ‘Red Line’: Egyptian Preacher Abu Islam
Ahmad Mahmoud Abdullah, or better known as ‘Abu Islam,’ an Egyptian Salafi preacher has rankled quite a few rational minds by saying raping and sexually harassing women protesters in Cairo’s Tahrir Square is justified!
Watch: Raping Women In Tahrir
Egypt’s InterContinental Hotel Calls For Help On Twitter
On Monday afternoon An InterContinental City Hotel, Cairo Semiramis was attacked by thugs. The hotel then tweeted for help and asked if anyone could send in help through contacts.
Read More Egypt’s InterContinental Hotel Calls For Help On Twitter
Arab Spring: Egypt Revolutionized Or Not?
The uprising in Egypt started off from January 25, 2011. Following a series of events in the Arab region where years old tyrant dictatorships were being overthrown by pro-democracy supporters. The events are also referred to as the ‘Egyptian Revolution of 2011’, though Egypt remains without any change or visible revolution to date.
Read More: Egypt Revolutionized Or Not?
Violence Against Women In Tharir Square Will No Longer Go Unpunished!
Tahrir Squire has been becoming a notorious place for women. Women are attacked, assaulted and sexually abused there with a disturbing frequency. It started with CBS’s Lara Logan’s attack in Feb 2011 and it hasn’t stopped since.
Read More: Violence Against Women In Tharir Square
