five years after what's being called the largest mass killing in egypt's modern history it seems the bloodshed has yet to end. more than nine hundred protesters were killed by egyptian security forces in a matter of hours during a sit in in cairo's. square in twenty thirteen they were protesting against the military takeover by this man president abdel fattah el-sisi who deposed egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsy. as more than eighty five thousand supporters demonstrated against the coup security forces moved in now five years on a court in cairo has sentenced seventy five people to death. it's mine mohammad rashdan and you seem hemet so laymen are sentenced to death. those sentenced to death were part of a mass trial of seven hundred thirty nine people convicted of charges from incitement to violence murder and membership of the now outlawed group the muslim brotherhood. senior members of the organization were among those given life sentences including its spiritual leader mohammed badia. the judge handed prison terms to thirty nine others as well as the kn

on egypt. you said egypt is not going to opt for refugee centers does that mean that in egypt you see no opportunity of setting up the so-called disembarkation platforms there or why should a country be proud of the fact that nobody is leaving the. country anymore why would they want to set up a platform then from which people from other countries would be sent back. ok well i think you need to be. cautious when it comes to the rather curious expression. disembarkation platform we're still trying to figure out who came up with that in the first place but it's not really necessary for resolving the issue of illegal migration what we've got to do is basically ensure that as few people as possible illegally leave northern african states and head for europe basically the issue is that if they do then. the issue should be dealt with as close to the north african coast as possible above and beyond that if then it's not possible to carry out the rescue close to the coast but on the high seas the quest

first, president anwar sadat of egypt. [applause] and the other, of course, is prime minister menachem begin of the nation of israel. [applause] i know that all of you would agree that these are two men of great personal courage representing nations of peoples who are deeply grateful to them for the achievement which they have realized and i am personally grateful to them for what they have done. at camp david, we sought a peace that is not only of vital importance to their own two nations, but to all the people of the middle east, to all the people of the united states, and, indeed, to all the world, as well. the world prayed for the success of our efforts and i am glad to announce to you that these prayers have been answered. [applause] i've come to discuss with you tonight what these two leaders have accomplished and what this means to all of us. the united states has had no choice but to be deeply concerned about the middle east and to try to use our influence and our efforts to advance the cause of peace for the last

centered in egypt it's a vast desert and the fertile nile valley. the pharaohs went to war regularly to defend their trade routes and more importantly their land and people. one battle is commemorated on the temple walls at abu simbel it's the battle of car dash against the hittites early in the king's reign. ramsay's had himself portrayed in the release as a brave warrior and daring military leader an inscription on the wall proclaims the pharaohs courage and pain and bears witness to the cowardice of his own troops. today's historians say the evidence in the battle of carter's conflicting inscriptions left by the hittites present them as the victors. ramsay's turned all egypt into a monument to his own creativity the abu simbel temples were far larger and more significant than any cliff temples he or his predecessors had to get built. using the simplest of bronze and stone tools to open the rock face the workers cut sixty metres back into the cliffs working in teams of one hundred many. as the space inside grew a system of polished bronze mirrors

leaders looking to egypt and north africa for help. there are live from london also coming up. pop star turned politician bobby wine makes a triumphant return to uganda as he promises to continue fighting against the government. on top of the world north and south korean leaders wrap up three days of talks with hopes for peace or condone calls for a second summit with the u.s. president. and millions of shia muslims around the world commemorate assura find out why u.s. sanctions have made it harder for a rainy to take part. time is running out that's the warning from e.u. leaders to british prime minister to resign may of a break sit with just six months to go european council president donald tusk says may's proposal undermines the single market and is unworkable and says deal with so-called checkers plan is the only one on the table and if you doesn't take it she's prepared to walk away. the moment of truth for. the october european council. in october we expect maximum progress and resolve in the budget talks. then we will decide whether. to call an extra law in november to

summit in austria with leaders looking to egypt and north africa for help. pop star turned politician bobby wine makes a triumphant return to uganda as he promises to continue fighting against the government. on top of the world north and south korea and he does wrap up three days of talks with hopes for peace kim jong un calls for a second summit with the u.s. president. and at least forty two people have died and more than two hundred others a feared drowned after a ferry sank in tanzania it happened in lake victoria near a way island rescue workers are searching for hundreds of other passengers who were on board the vessel at the time of war in this we can go live to catherine story tell us a little bit about that to rescue operation catherine. well i've just spoken to the home affairs minister of tanzania who's told me that their rescue operation has been suspended until tomorrow morning it's been very difficult for the rescuers to work at night or but we expect that these operations are going to continue throughout the days or from tomorrow morning when

storms in countries like egypt. could egypt provide the key to europe's migrant crisis leaders consider new partnerships as they meet in austria. you're watching all just zero life from a headquarters and. also ahead on top of the world leaders of both koreas make history at their three day summit but can they make peace. celebrations in uganda as pop star turned politician bobby wine returns home from the united states and the u.s. state department says the blockade on cats are by neighboring countries has hindered the fight against terrorism. but first to tanzania where hundreds of people are feared drowned after their ferry sank in lake victoria near the caraway islands at least five passengers are confirmed dead and thirty two have been rescued the ferry operator says the boat capsized just a few meters from the dock we'll bring you more details as we get them time is running out that's the warning from e.u. leaders to the british prime minister to resign may over bricks it's with just six months to go european

summit in austria with leaders looking to egypt and north africa for help. pop star turned politician bobby wine makes a triumphant return to uganda as he promises to continue fighting against the government. on top of the world north and south korean leaders wrap up three days of talks with hopes for peace and calls for a second summit with the u.s. president. at least forty four people have died and more than two hundred others a feared drowned after a ferry sank in tanzania it happened in lake victoria near where island witnesses say the boat was overloaded when it was hit by bad weather out there is catherine story has more from nairobi. i've just spoken to the home affairs minister who says this rescue operation has been suspended till friday it's been very difficult for the rescuers to work in that back also i spoke to a journalist based in the capital the ressa lamb and he's been talking to people on the ground including a fisherman who told him that he saw many bodies being retrieved from the lake president michael fully has also issued a statement c

of egypt. it was a surprise development at the salzburg summit the idea was driven by the rightwing austrian chancellor sebastian coe it's who visited c.c. last weekend he's come back full of praise at how good egypt is at stopping refugees from leaving your comment yet so far on the phone our bit with egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa there is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived it took them back to. the thousands of men women and children who have drowned in the mediterranean bear witness to the total lack of a strategy from the e.u. either to help rescue them or to find a reliable partner in libya to help instead europe now has many leaders whose biggest priority is to keep asylum seekers out egypt c.c. looks to be in. the european union has found it absolutely impossible to persuade individual member st

then people are in refugee camps in egypt and does it egypt organize their asylum applications that people are rescued in the sea then get to egypt's and. kurt's base basically said well we don't know yet but we're working on it you can use we need strong north african partners strong and official countries like egypt want others to emulate this we will support them when it comes to the country's coastguards so that. the rescue can take place as efficiently as rapidly as possible in their coastal waters and ideally as in the case of egypt boats would not launch in the first place that's the objectives we are pursuing. it's an objective we have come much closer to know than we were a year ago three years ago. being condemned as being radical and right wing now more and more people are supporting we are working in this direction but i look forward to every step. ok so there are still many questions to be also with regard to this potential deal isn't there lawrence but the other main issue at this what was billed as an informal summit taking place in austria was of course bracks it had

discovered at time as the long forgotten one time capital of ancient egypt they objects huge statues of ramsay's the second and a pair of disks were put back together and restored off their discovery. rems is the second in all his glory know the two colossal statues of ancient egypt the greatest pharaoh once again stand at the entrance to tennis monumental up a list of twelve meters tall and weighing eighty five tons have also been returned to the site egyptian archaeologists spent five years piecing the program monuments together from rubble. would like to give a message to that that holds how important how nice how great is this eighty. researchers of long considered tennis to be one of egypt's most important archaeological sites it's two square kilometers containing millenia old treasures including the ruins of the temple of the moon and royal graves dating to the tenth century b.c. . once the seat of power for kings and pharoahs of egypt tennis lay abandoned and undisturbed for centuries now it's being opened up for modern egyptians and tourists from around the world. and the bun

summit in austria or the leaders looking to egypt and north africa for help. i pop star turned politician bobby wine makes a triumphant return to uganda as he promises to continue fighting against the government. and i'm. position grows the decision by the world anti-doping agency to reinstate russia paving the way for three to compete at international events one small. at least forty four people have died and more than two hundred others are feared drowned after a ferry sank in tanzania it happened in lake victoria near carry away island witnesses say the boat was overloaded when it was hit by bad weather there is catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. i've just spoken to the home affairs minister who says this rescue operation has been suspended till friday it's been very difficult for the rescuers to work in that back also i spoke to a journalist based in the capital the rest alarm and he's been talking to people on the ground including a fisherman who told him that he saw many bodies being retrieved from the lake president mughal fully has also issued a s

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the name egypt we called off its campaign. so as not to hinder britain's fight against what they called the junos greatest enemy in the world. german nazis. but within a splinter group now emerged led by a man determined to fight all. of a hamster thought that britain was a greater enemy of the jews than down through germany. and he wanted to continue to fight the british during the second world war. in order to expel them. in july one thousand nine hundred forty stern created a new militant breakaway from aragorn called lefty or fighters for the freedom of israel. to the british it was simply the stern gang. the fate of falcon bernadotte would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east the germans wanted the british out of the middle east so decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them in istanbul the nazis weren't interested nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism they thought that they should join the enemy of england in order to obtain

the latest headlines: a court in egypt has sentenced 75 a court in egypt has sentenced 75 brotherhoodrussian air planes in idlib have been intensifying amid warnings of a humanitarian crisis in the area. let's stay with our top story now. earlier, i spoke to nancy okail. she is executive director of the tahrir institute for middle east policy. in 2013, she was sentenced in absentia to five years in prison for using foreign funds to encourage unrest. it's a charge she denies. i asked her what her reaction was to the sentences. of course, i mean, it isjust like one of the most devastating moments to see a lot of people who are subject to mass trials, whether the ones who are sentenced to death, or those who are sentenced to life or the others who got 15 years in prison orfive years in prison, because there is no indication that there is actual implementation of justice in what's going on and it is very clear that this regime is using the law to settle scores and to repress their political opponents and even a wider score of people who would have any form of independence in the country.

human rights groups have described it as egypt's tianamen square.t least 800 protesters were killed when armed police officers swept in to end a huge anti—government sit—in in 2013. five years on, a court has sentenced 75 people to death, blaming them for the violence that took place. the demonstration was in support of the muslim brotherhood, and came just weeks after the former president, mohammed morsi, was ousted from office. authorities say 8 police officers died, but the government is still under pressure to explain the actions of the security forces. our middle east regional editor, alan johnston reports. in the courtroom, a cage crowded with defendants. this was a mass trial. it involved more than 700 people. among those behind bars were senior figures in the muslim brotherhood organisation, and some of the accused were condemned to be hanged. thejudges confirmed 75 death sentences, originally handed down injuly. they gave other defendants jail terms. the brotherhood's spiritual leader mohammed badie got life in prison. this mountain of case

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long leave egypt lovely easy its long live shots i want to. get from president of the better to see the addressing the united nations general assembly talking from the u.n. to regain its effectiveness and to the need to restore the credibility of the multilateral system he had a strong statement about the nation state that the arab region was made to disintegration of the nation states and causing problems like armed conflict illegal migration and terrorism let's bring in our own joins us live from u.n. headquarters in new york interesting take there from the gyptian president arguing for a multilateral system but basically saying it's not working at the moment. indeed the way has been blasting the international the un institutions saying that they need to be a genuine reform for people in the millions of people suffer from poverty hunger inequality to maintain faith in the in international institutions by the same time interesting take from the egyptian president when it comes to his vision about how to maintain stability as yours said norah

at the time i was a director of freedom house in egypt.mmoned it was the time of transition and it was alarming that things had not changed. a lot of people see this as the time were not everything is settle and that everything will be resolved in a few months at 1.5 years later, i was on trial for months at 1.5 years later, i was on trialfor six months, they went months at 1.5 years later, i was on trial for six months, they went to the us in the middle of the trial and injune i was sentenced to five yea rs. and injune i was sentenced to five years. a and injune i was sentenced to five yea rs. a lot and injune i was sentenced to five years. a lot of people advised me to leave the country and i completely refuse because i did not break the law and this is my country. after the trial it was very clear that it was a sham trial and it was only a show for the public, it was sort of a message that if you push through, following human rights defenders careers, have particular stands that criticised the military or who was in charge at the time,

their participation in the future of egypt. the role of the brotherhood the future of egypt so it's not clear that the muslim brotherhood is what it used to be that it will ever be what it used to me and i think what we're seeing for example from my interviews with them in both turkey and in london is that there is an internal reckoning of how did we get this wrong what can we do and what is our future going to be so in terms of them being a continued threat to the c.c. government that is also a misnomer there is no there is no evidence of such again the first second and third tier of the leadership is all in prison that if i'm a senior fellow from the center of global policy in washington i don't thank you for sharing your views with us. coming up on al-jazeera in this news hour a new york times report claims the trumpet ministration secretly met with venezuelan officials to discuss overthrowing president nicolas maduro. clashes in the cellar nikkei is greek protesters try to reach a venue where the prime minister alexis c.p.s

egypt provide the key to europe's migration crisis leaders considering new north african partnerships eyes they meet in austria also this hour. celebrations in uganda as pop star turned politician bobby wine returns home from the u.s. where he receives medical treatment for injuries he says he suffered in custody blasts. i'm a list of m.p.'s in colombia scoffed the region where farmers are abandoning fields like the one behind me due to the very low international price of the beam. thank you for joining us rescue operations are due to resume on friday morning on lake victoria in tanzania at least forty four people died when a ferry sank near all carry island on thursday by that toll is expected to rise a warning that some of you might find the following images disturbing estimates suggest the boat was carrying hundreds of people when it capsized the national ferry service is operator says it's hard to know the precise number because a person dispensing tickets is among the dead al-jazeera is catherine sori has more from nairobi in neighboring kenya. i've just spoken to the home affair

called twice for egypt in a six when ivan asia has also got the upper hand with egypt's football association getting extra security for himself and his teammates have to complaining he was being harassed by fans while on international duty. caster semenya has suffered a rare setback on the track she was still able to set a national record though the south african was aiming for three titles at the continental cup and that meant she had to run in her less famous four hundred meters the two time olympic champion finished second in a stronger behind. so many will also be competing in the relay and her preferred eight hundred it's not a great day for most or g.p. world champion mark marquez the four time title winning crashed out in qualifying for the summer in a grand prix this by needle escaped serious injury raced on. on his replacement bike finished up with the fifth fastest laps on ok let's get back to london andy thank you. well fonso koran's film roma has just won the golden lion the top prize at the venice film festival. for. the black and white dramas based on what own childhood in mexi

issues such as economic cooperation with egypt. egypt is not going for refugee centers at the same time it has been very efficient in combating illegal migration over the past two years and no single vessel has left egypt illegally heading for europe live to lawrence lee he is joining us from salt works so how far is the e.u. willing to go with this idea lawrence. well that's that's that's a very good question it's all embryonic at the moment donalds us the european council president answered. visit presidency see last weekend and have got his buy into eights in theory another go to seekers events lined up over the next six months the austrians are going to host the african union summit here in austria in december to talk about economic reconstruction in its own terms and then there's going to be e.u. summit in cairo in february which is the arab league but they're basically framing it in a number of different ways warn that the so-called quota system where european countries would share a refugees under some sort of accepted moral

could egypt provide the key to europe's migration crisis e.u. leaders considering new north african partnerships as they meet in austria also this hour. celebrations in uganda as pop star turned politician bobby wine returns home from the u.s. where he receives medical treatment for injuries he suffered in custody and the world anti-doping agency lifts a ban on russia after a three year suspension. thank you for joining us at least forty people have died in a ferry sinking in tanzania but that number is expected to rise when rescue operations resume on friday morning the accident happened in lake victoria will carry island a warning that some of you might find the following images disturbing estimates suggest hundreds of people were on board the boat when it capsized but the national ferry service is operators says it is hard to get precise numbers of passengers as a person dispensing tickets is among the dead overloading has been the cause of a number of other previous deadly ferry sinking on lake victoria. catherine sori has more now from nair

egypt fully supports a u.n. millennium political solution in solution in these two countries and rejects any exploitation of these crises to create a foothold for regional intervention or enable in an environment.

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presumably enormously lucrative for egypt and similar saying it's lee. for human rights groups will raise all sorts of questions about whether or not it's all appropriate for the european union so the outsourcing of migrant issues a country which has such a poor human rights record and i like it or not breaks it is on the agenda of this summit as well as that but two is a maze been really given the absolute minimum time to defend her position have. yeah she was given ten minutes last night just came out afterwards and said no progress they're all meeting today to discuss among themselves and then donald tusk will tell stories in may what they had to say about it he's already said that the check is deal the deal is is no good and she needs to move she spent her time minutes last night saying i can have a separate arrangement for northern ireland because it's all about the borders of the rest of the u.k. because that would interrupt the constitutional integrity of the u.k. so she will move the position all the european union and things are going to have to

egypt's coptic football clubs. we begin this week in britain where a child abuse scandal shocked the nation when it was uncovered five years ago the list of defendants facing trial continues to grow. it was one of the worst moments of her life it was near here that the man who semi would have loved threatened to kill her it happened somewhere in the hills above the hometown of brother him when she was just fifteen. and he took me to the edge and said he was going to tell me about it and i saw it. i'm going to kill her and i was that scared and we need to sell and then he placed me into the back of the car and had sex for me is nothing you know tell it happened and i remember just lying there crying and after a dead body. it took several years before sammi could break away from her tormentor today she helps other victims sami woodhouse thinks the authorities look the other way because the perpetrators were mostly of pakistani muslim origin nobody wanted to be accused of being racist it wasn't her tormentor but some

forgotten one time capital of ancient egypt the objects huge statues of ramses the second. discs well put back together restored off the discovery. rahm's is the second in all his glory know the two colossal statues of ancient egypt the greatest pharaoh once again stand at the entrance to tennis. monumental obl this twelve meters tall and weighing eighty five tons have also been returned to the site egyptian archaeologists spent five years piecing the program monuments together from rubble. would like to give a message to that that holds how important how nice how great is this eighty. researchers of long considered tennis to be one of egypt's most important archaeological sites it's two square kilometers contain millenia old treasures including the ruins of the temple of the moon and royal graves stating to the tenth century b.c. . once the seat of power for kings and pharoahs of egypt tennis lay abandoned and undisturbed for centuries now it's being opened up for modern egyptians and tourists from around the world. and the bundestag a show with pablo foley earlier follows

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egypt has ratified a new law that critics say will silence political dissent on social media the law gives the government new powers to monitor people with large online followings it's part of a series of legislation enacted by president sissi that takes aim at so-called cyber crime i understand a national has criticized o.c.c. calling the recent legislation quote an assault on online freedoms the group says that the legislation is vaguely defined and could allow the government to censor any dissent on social media. i mean a thief has been following this story for us and he now joins me in studio it's good to have you so egypt looking like they're trying to regulate social media how exactly does a slow work write the law actually cracks down on accounts that have over five thousand followers on social media so this is people on facebook and twitter obviously a lot of people i would imagine well actually in egypt extremely popular so there's a lot of people just normal not journalists or bloggers even but just people with popular accounts you have over five thousand followers but what

is considering turning to egypt to help solve its migration crisis the subject has deeply divided the bloc and was among the main agenda an agenda items at salzburg austria as chancellor wants egypt to prevent refugees and migrants from leaving north africa common view it's fought on the phone our bit with egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived he took them back. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wine says he'll keep fighting the government all die trying was speaking to supporters outside his home near the capital kampala after returning from the united states where he received medical treatment while says he was tortured and ugandan police custody malcolm webb has more from camp are. these people want change in uganda. and they think pop star turned politician robert shaggy lunny can bring it out he's better known as bobby wine he's very popular amon

. >>> big news overseas, big changes are coming to egypt.adley gamble is live in cairo with a cool story about a very new exchange hadley >> good morning, brian so 175,000 acres, an hour and a half outside the city center in cairo, a new administrative capital, it's all part of president sisi's plans to get this economy back on track egypt has been an meaning market darling. that market up 20% over the last 12 months, but it has been pressured lately i caught up with the ceo of the egyptian exchange. >> you have aspects associated with international dynamics, the geopolitical situation, what is happening to emerging markets when it comes to some of the close encounters to egypt. this is impacting the emerging market space in general. having said that, this would definitely be putting some pressure on the short-term towards what we can be expecting in the egyptian market in general or the economy in general. given the solid economy that egypt has, in the toughest times we have minimal levels of growth and economic activity. >> brian, i spent

in egypt the state's control over. traditional media outlets like newspapers and t.v. stations is pretty tight whether it's public broadcasters or private t.v. stations and social media was really the last front where you could get some dissent you could get some free expression but the state had so far not been able

is considering turning to egypt to help solve its migration crisis austria's chancellor wants egypt to help prevent refugees and migrants from leaving north africa ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wine has returned home after receiving medical treatment in the us for injuries he says he suffered while in the ugandan police custody hundreds of supporters gathered outside his home in kampala . germany. in. any way i mean you. and me. and then we write my. freedom in my life to making the iraqi. people. thousands of catalog proud of pedants activists who protested in barcelona to mark the anniversary of last year's secessionists drive protest as demand the village demanded the release of prominent separatists from prison they were arrested in the aftermath of a referendum on the regions of dependence that was outlawed by the spanish government that received preliminary sedition charges but no trial date has been set one of the biggest bags for the u.s. says it's cutting up to ten percent of jobs over the next three years while fargo plans to lay off more than twenty six thousand w

states jordan egypt you had secretary of defense mattis here in washington in fact . calling for or in fact putting him in process. to withdraw or to draw down the patriot anti-missile patriot batteries in bahrain and kuwait so there's a real question about whether the us military is involved i think it's much more of a political dynamic and one that president trump is pushing both to show that he is in control in the middle east before the november midterm elections here and as he goes into his two thousand and twenty reelection campaign that he has a firm anti iran pro israel strategy with these arab countries generically defying because he doesn't really care about any of them individually to give him a political a political push here in the united states in his domestic politics mustapha is there a risk as far as the leadership where you are is concerned and could it possibly be this if you try to codify the relationship between disparate countries diff disparate religions where they are with those countries led by reckless leaders quotes i'm using the word advise

intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived it took them back. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wine has returned home hundreds of his supporters gathered outside his home in kampala he was seeking medical treatment in the u.s. after having suffered injuries while in custody bobby wine has vowed to keep fighting the government or die trying. the government is determined to keep us slaves in our own country i don't know as a salem anyway it is the most beautiful girl i mean down there alone. and only by the way prevailed and i will get that freedom and if i don't get that freedom in my lifetime and a slave to keep the gift of freedom in the south the u.s. has called on turkey to release a former nasa scientists who was arrested after the failed coup in two thousand and sixteen sir common goal joe was arrested in his home city of a donna and was laid to sentenced to seven years in prison on wednesday a turkish court reduced that to f

so countries that had that have been military or security are allies of the united states with egypt or to spark a stand with or in the case of burma they're trying to guard aid myanmar the reason i mean one may disagree with how it is done but one realtor about if you try and look from the american point of view the email is to send the message that we cannot keep providing you security aid and military assistance on the grounds that you promised that you would do something but you are not doing it and so maybe maybe cutting off aid is the v.a. to either seaver that or not we share any interest still or to make you do something that you said you would do but you have not done up till now but in the cases of egypt you know cutting funding because they say they have concerns over their human rights democracy and myanmar or that governments attacks on the revenge or would you say that that's made any difference at all if you look at egypt sort of human rights and democracy record now or the fact that myanmar is completely denying all of the allegations against its government for its tr

off and instability in egypt and july remove from terrorism loss of hope and feelings of frustration or these were in a ground network and one objective only one objective and that if to move people to destroy that country of course accusing jonathan activists of spreading false rumors in egypt is not new but it is ironic because if the government that is often accused by critics of spreading fake news and the information i'm going to need for tony that couple to have on the north in egypt have the effect of shutting down any discourse that isn't government approved most every media law whether it be the recent recent media law just confirm or the cyber crimes law which preceded it or the terrorism law which preceded it by several years seeks to do one thing and that is maximize and amplify government line and doctrine via of variety of media whether it be television radio newspapers digital or otherwise while at the very same time suffocating discourse that is alter it. and. this new media law is just the latest measure in what has been months of tightening restrictions on media in

nothing has really changed on the ground for that would be to the community in egypt i mean they still face the same restrictions their existence is still governed by laws that are very very loose and can be very very loosely translated now there is an argument that this may have started some discussion and who we're going to hear from now doesn't regret it at all and he says that he would do it all over again if you could. speak and that is that as well as awful messages i get so many good ones too from people who've come to terms with their homosexuality because of what i did and people who become ill g.b.t. allies as well since we did decide to boo topic that it wasn't discussed is now talked about this now with space for discussion and that's an accomplishment in and of itself this is a win but to boot has been broken and people are now talking about it on social media and very openly. you know it well are sorry right now i spoke to them via skype last night they are now in toronto canada where they are going through with their asylum process they're hoping to get their papers fina

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