Posts Tagged ‘Bloggers’

كلمتي في ندوة مركز الدراسات الاشتراكية: معركة شارع محمد محمود ومستقبل الثورة المصرية

@ANaje أحمد ناجي

Writer Ahmad Naje, in Ferrara…

@mfatta7 فتاح

Blogger Mohamed Fattah in front of the State Council, Giza…

Freedom for Michael Nabil مايكل نبيل أول سجين رأي بعد الثورة

البرنامج؟ مع باسم يوسف .. حسام الحملاوي

In solidarity with Michael Nabil Sanad لا للمحاكمات العسكرية

A handful of protesters held a silent sit-in in front of the Public Prosecutor’s office Thursday, in solidarity with blogger Michael Nabil Sanad, who’s been sentenced by a military tribunal to three years in prison for “defaming the army.” Michael is currently going on a hunger strike against ill treatment. His father (below) has filed a report at the Public Prosecutor against the prison authorities.

Platon Portraits: Egypt’s Transformers

Portrait of Sandmonkey, Mona, Gigi and I, taken by Platon for Human Rights Watch…

شهادة عمرو غربية عن اختطافه في أحداث العباسية

Amr Gharbeia‘s testimony re his kidnapping on 23 July…

Free Gharbeia الحرية للمدون عمرو غربية

Pioneering Egyptian blogger and friend Amr Gharbeia has been kidnapped by the thugs during the crackdown on our anti-SCAF march in Abbassiya. He’s currently in the military police custody…

UPDATE: We don’t know where Amr is. According to lawyers and rights activists, both the military police and the interior ministry claim they do not have him in custody. Please follow updates on this Facebook page…

UPDATE: Amr is now home. I guess he’ll be sharing with us soon the details of his disappearance.

@Sandmonkey قرد الرمال

The Sandmonkey in Tahrir, well prepared with a gas mask…