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    Corruption leaves Dokki’s poor without bread

    By Aya Samir, The Cairo Post CAIRO: Al-Aish w Al-Horya party said in a statement Wednesday that...

    The Cairo Post 1 August 2014
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    Children watch their mothers raped, monuments destroyed and thousands executed by the Islamic State

    They have crucified hundreds, executed thousands and left millions without homes. Women and girls have been raped...

    Mohamed Khairat 31 July 2014
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    The women’s subway car: separate, unequal and harassed

    The unmistakable red and green stickers on the women’s subway cars showing the quintessential stick-figure of a...

    Lorena Rios 24 July 2014
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    The Project That Makes Egyptians Smile

    For Noha Marei, a student in the American University in Cairo, helping the needy is an imperative...

    Wadie Zakhary 22 July 2014
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    Supporting Sustainable Change in Egypt

    On January 25 2011, Egypt’s youth gathered in Tahrir Square, passionately demanding ‘bread, liberty and social justice.’...

    Egyptian Streets 19 July 2014
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    Jewish Synagogue Hosts Ramadan Iftar in Cairo

    With escalating conflict on the Rafah border between Israel and Gaza and rising sectarianism across the Middle East, the Cairo...

    Egyptian Streets 10 July 2014
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    Female genital mutilation on the rise in Egypt’s rural areas

    By Dalia Farouk, The Cairo Post Female genital mutilation (FGM) is increasing in rural areas in Egypt...

    The Cairo Post 7 July 2014
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    A Simple Guide To Egypt’s Environmental Dilemma

    Climate change, global warming, rising sea levels and seasonal shifts, it is no secret that our entire...

    Nada Ihab Ahmed 6 July 2014
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    Have You Prayed On The Prophet Today?

    You can find it anywhere, on the back of cars, buses, and micro-buses, on the walls of...

    Muhammad Moneib 5 July 2014
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    The untold story of sexual harassment against men in Egypt

    By Arwa Gaballa, Aswat Masriya As women struggle against a sexual harassment phenomenon in the Middle East’s...

    Aswat Masriya 3 July 2014
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    The Drink That Unites All Egyptians

    Sugar cane is “Egypt´s national drink.” How “Egyptian” is sugar cane? As futile of a question as...

    Lorena Rios 30 June 2014
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    “The Egyptian government knew their own secret service was making a huge mistake”

    Dutch journalist Rena Netjes sounds furious over the phone. She didn’t get much sleep last night. “There...

    Egyptian Streets 27 June 2014
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    CaiRollers: empowering women one skater at a time

    Interview with Angie Marie, co-founder of CaiRollers, by Egyptian Streets. What is CaiRollers? The CaiRollers are the...

    Egyptian Streets 20 June 2014
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    Egyptians call for the end of ‘sexual terrorism’

    By Ola Noureldin CAIRO, June 15 (Aswat Masriya) A group of activists gathered in Cairo on Saturday...

    Aswat Masriya 15 June 2014
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    Family of Australian journalist detained in Egypt speak out

    Today, most Egyptians are concerned about the future. Will people go back to work? Will financial backing...

    Daniel Nour 5 June 2014
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    Former Military Chief Sisi Sworn In As Egypt’s President

    Former Military Chief Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has been sworn into office at the High Constitutional Court in...

    Mohamed Khairat 3 June 2014
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    The stigma of being mentally ill in Egypt’s Abassiya Hospital

    By Sarah Mourad, The Cairo Post After thousands of years of civilization, Egyptian culture still refuses those...

    The Cairo Post 2 June 2014
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