Egyptian Blogger is Missing
From Egypt, Zeinobia writes: “The famous Egyptian MB blogger Mohamed Adel aka Meit is reportedly missing. No one seems to know for sure where he is currently. Of course the speculations are saying that the State Security has something with this sudden disappearance especially the S.S came and searched his house.”
Egypt: New Blogs
Zeinobia, from Egypt, introduces three new blogs in this post.
لا تخف من دخول قسم الشرطة!
فما يمكن أن يحدث داخله، أصبح واردا جدا أن يجرى فى الشارع أو فى بيتك
فى قضية الضابط والصحفى: الشاهد الوحيد ينفى ضرب الصحفى لضابط قسم العمرانية
أفاد أمس الشاهد الوحيد فى واقعة اتهام صحفي جريدة النبأ محمد أبوزيادة بالاعتداء علي ضابط شرطة بأحد الأكمنة في العمرانية بالسب والضرب. وأودت صحيفة "البديل" أن الشاهد أكد أمام المحكمة أن الصحفي لم يبادر بالاعتداء علي الضابط وأن الأخير استعان بأفراد الكمين مكان عمله في تبادل السب والشتم مع الصحفي. read more »
وقفة للتضامن مع المعتقلين ممن احتجوا على عنف الشرطة فى سمالوط
Start: 2008/11/22 - 15:13 Timezone: Etc/GMT+2 غدا (22نوفمبر) السبت
الساعة 11 ص أمام مكتب النائب العام- شارع 26 يوليو- القاهرة read more »
Egypt: Jailed for Complaining about Sexual Harassment
Egyptian Zeinobia writes about how a 31-year-old woman and her sick elderly mother spent the night in jail, after reporting to the authorities that a police officer had sexually harassed her.
Egypt Wins Sixth African Cup Football Championship
From Egypt, Ibn Al Dunya celebrates Al Ahly Club's sixth African Club Championship title in football.
Egypt: Sawiris Takes on Switzerland
Cairo's Scene & Heard celebrated entrepreneur and hotelier Sameh Sawiris's new project in Switzerland saying: “Now that we're branching out into Europe…do you think we stand a chance next to the already existing competition?!?”
Egypt: No More Natural Gas to Israel
An Egyptian court has banned the export of natural gas to Israel.
On May 8th Economy Arabia wrote: read more »
نداء من حركة " كفاية "
فليتحد شعب مصر
من أجل حماية الحكم التاريخى لقضاء مصر الشامخ
بوقف تصدير الغاز الطبيعى للعدو الصهيونى
Egypt: American University in Cairo's New Campus Sparks Debate
Designed to accommodate 5,500 full-time students and 1,500 faculty and staff, the American University in Cairo's new $400 million, 260-acre campus is technologically advanced and environmentally friendly. Students say that it was a premature move as they suffer sexual harassment and expensive food, among many other issues.
Chronicling Cairo wrote in a very sad post: read more »
Egypt: Convicted for being a Blogger
Is blogging a serious crime? And is speaking up for others something which warrants punishment?
Egyptian blogger Hanan El Sherif wrote about blogging and bloggers in Egypt (Ar) saying: read more »
Egypt: King Abdullah's Glass of Wine
A rumor has been spreading in the blogosphere, accompanied with a photograph of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia showing him seated beside US President George W Bush while holding a glass of wine in his hand. And as you all know, alcohol is prohibited in Islam, and it is a sin to drink or even stay in a place where it is being served or available.
Abu Ammar (Lukmet Eish) wrote here: read more »
القواعد التى وضعتها الفتوى والتشريع بشأن تطبيق حكم الدستورية لمعاش الاجر المتغير
ذهبت فتوى الجمعية العمومية لقسمي الفتوى والتشريع بجلستها المنعقدة في 19/11/2008 في شأن كيفية تنفيذ حكم المحكمة الدستورية العليا بعدم دستورية الفقرة الثانية من المادة (23) من قانون التأمين الاجتماعي إلي ما يأتي :-
1- أن كل من يحال إلي المعاش بالاستقالة المبكرة بعد العمل بحكم المحكمة الدستورية العليا اعتباراً من 20/5/2008 يستحق معاش الأجر المتغير دون أي تخفيض . read more »
Egypt on Fire: The Gloves and The Invisible Hand
On Thursday November 6th when Egyptians were celebrating Obama's Victory, Al Ghad Party went up in flames. You can read about the initial blogosphere reactions here and here. Today I am sharing with you Wael Nawara's statements regarding the incident. read more »
Egypt: No Sexual Harassment Here, says the First Lady
Two-thirds of Egyptian men harass women showed a survey reported by Reuters. Global Voices Online wrote about this topic the aftermath of the recent events here, here, here, here, and most rec read more »
Egypt Ranks High in Corruption
Egypt ranks 115 in Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index, which tracks 180 countries by their perceived levels of corruption, as determined by expert assessments and opinion surveys. The rankings are in ascending order, with the more corrupt countries scoring higher ranks.
Transparency International, Donzella writes about her country's ranking, in Arabic: read more »
صحف
جريدة الدستور تنشر مقال النائب بعنوان( الخصخصة الشعبية..و فكرة بيع مصر) في عددها الصادر اليوم الثلاثاء الموافق 18/11/2008 في الصحفة رقم 4 read more »
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