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31 Oct 2011

Background to UK dodgy arms deals with Egypt

The Jubilee Debt Campaign (www.jubileedebtcampaign.org.uk/), to which Ekklesia is pleased to be affiliated, has done a fine job exposing the UK government's dodgy dealings with the former dictatorial regime in Egypt. The latest expose can be read here: http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/15629
31 Oct 2011

UK government demanding payment for arms sales to dictator Mubarak

The Department for Business is still demanding money from the Egyptian government to pay for loans made to ex-dictator Mubarak to allow him to buy arms.
12 Oct 2011

Egypt rocked by sectarian violence in post-Mubarak era

As Egypt approaches the anniversary of the overthrow of former president Mubarak, the country still finds itself torn by sectarian violence.
1 Apr 2011

Egypt urged to scrap draft law outlawing protests and strikes

The Egyptian authorities should scrap a draft law aimed at criminalising strikes and protests, Amnesty has said ahead of today's demonstrations
12 Feb 2011

What next in Egypt?

As the world seeks to take measure of the seismic change taking place in Egypt, and as the question about what kind of political settlement will follow the demise of President Hosni Mubarak emerges, BBC Radio 4's Sunday Programme on 13 February 2011 will examine the issues with a panel of experts - including regular Ekklesia contributor Dr Harry Hagopian.
11 Feb 2011

Elation in Egypt as Mubarak steps aside

President Hosni Mubarak's three decades of dictatorship came to an end this evening, as the Egyptian leader finally bowed to popular opinion.
10 Feb 2011

Celebration turns to anger as Mubarak refuses to quit

Contrary to expectations last night that Egypt's president Mubarak was preparing to resign, he has remained defiant about staying until September.
5 Feb 2011

Prayer replaces violence in continuing Egyptian protests

Millions took to the streets in Egypt yesterday, with scenes of violence giving way to the sight of people praying and Muslims joining arms with Christians.
3 Feb 2011

Stop attacks on peaceful protesters, Egypt told

The Egyptian government should stop what appear to be organized attacks on pro-democracy demonstrators, Human Rights Watch said today.
3 Feb 2011

Mubarak's henchmen: the word on the street

What has really been happening on the streets of Cairo, and who are these pro-Hosni Mubarak 'supporters' who have suddenly emerged, after many days of genuine protest, to throw rocks and hand-bombs at citizens and demonstrators alike?

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