who is only 24 years old dreamt of living in a new era preserve dignity for gyptian women. after president morsi took over we had hoped that we would get our rights that we would see real change but the situation has only got worse we thought in 2011 that would be going forward we were going backwards. we've been going backwards. i found that. i joined contest against morsi but with big gatherings big problems i. in the midst of all the protests many women felt assaulted. i was punched and groped by many men. sexual harassment and sexual violence has been super evident since the victim 18 virginity tests i mean. rape and assault they were taking place all the time but who did anything no one was just us protecting ourselves. so we decided as a group of friends to form some sort of an intervention team started up as operation anti-sexual harassment and then later on when we realized that we should not sugarcoat the level of the crime we are slashing assault. we need to walk around into hate and whenever we see cases of sexual harassment tries to do something about that. to c

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statutes we found games that gyptian played which held many unique artifacts such as an x. blog to a soldier all this discovery will rewrite the history of support in the new kingdom excavations are continuing with only 30 percent of the site on earth the search for artifacts has been stepped up for the upcoming opening of the grand egyptian museum at the giza pyramids egypt relying on its past to breathe new life into a tourism industry disseminated at a covert 19 pandemic challenge balance which is 0. and let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera now u.s. defense officials say they fear a possible insider attack at the presidential inauguration of joe biden it's prompted the f.b.i. to vet all 25000 national guards deployed to the capital washington remains locked down with unprecedented security. one of the things that i think we're learning and lessons learned is that. we all need to take those kinds of threats seriously and we're prepared. to do we need to do in order to support the citizens of our nation and our citizen soldiers you know we are co

i'll sum it up with something that an activist told me a couple of years back when i asked her and gyptian activists when i asked her what would you like to see from western governments and she said we don't want anything from you we just want you to stop selling guns to our leaders and that will really do it so germany you know a beacon of human rights and justice has sold something like 752 possible pardon 752000000 euros worth of weaponry to egypt last year alone and the human rights situation in egypt last year has not gotten so much better. german industry pardon is highly involved in egypt you know there's a dipshit government is currently reviewing a 23000000000 euro high speed train project for egypt and no one is saying that the german government should not invest in egypt or that european government should not invest in egypt this will eventually if you know done without corruption benefit egyptians but definitely human rights you hear people say that human rights need to be part of that conversation especially with the you know the seaman's deal i watch local media every single

site on earth the search for artifacts has been stepped up for the upcoming opening of the grander gyptian museum at the giza pyramids egypt relying on its past to breathe new life into a tourism industry disseminated by the coded 19 pandemic china ballasts which is era. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera washington d.c. remains locked down with unprecedented security had at the inauguration of president elect joe biden a military green zones been established on 25000 national guard troops are being deployed. defense officials have told the associated press news agency that a possible inside attack at the inauguration of national guard troops that it the army says is no place for extremism in the military and it's working with the secret service to determine which service members at the inauguration require additional background screening jabatan see has more from washington d.c. .

site on earth the search for artifacts has been stepped up for the upcoming opening of the grander gyptian museum at the giza pyramids egypt relying on its past to breathe new life into a tourism industry disseminated by the covert 19 pandemic challenge ballasts al-jazeera. let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera now samsung boss jay wiley has been sentenced to 2 and a half years in prison for bribery he was convicted of bribing an associate of former.

first of all i think that he needs to re-evaluate the u.s. a gyptian relationship and egypt is one of the largest recipients of u.s. foreign aid in the world and most of that money goes to the egyptian military and i think if you look into this that the u.s. is actually on the losing end of that bargain that egypt actually these us far more than that from the perspective of the u.s. government and so i would hope that the by the administration and the u.s. congress can try to shift the way that it spends money in egypt you know they can condition their aid on good behavior for example they're going to tempt you that are often written off with national security waivers it's time to end that practice they also need to sort of spend the money where it's needed the most so stop just giving us a blank check to the egyptian military that's not in an active threat of war instead give some of that money or more of that money to improve the lives the livelihoods of the egyptian people you know find a way to actually improve their lives rather than just throwing money down the sort of military

have joined al jazeera in demanding his immediate release his detention is in fire lation of both gyptian and international law for much of the last 30 years africa's biggest oil producer that's nigeria has imported refined petroleum products because its old refineries are unable to produce enough and satisfy local to mount there's also been decades of mismanagement and corruption and now the government has begun a process of rehabilitating 3 of its refineries i would address reports from a picture. this is one of nigeria's government run or oil refineries in the city of port. but most of the supplier a she has been shut down to a great equipment and facility. the government plans to hand over these money losing ventures to invest just run after decades of mismanagement. africa's biggest oil producer has turned from self-sufficiency in refined petroleum products in the 1970 s. and eighty's to now a net importer of the product. it's for plans to continue to operate well below capacity and sometimes shut down for months. say that cost to stop what we have done different now is to make sure

who is only 24 years old dreamt of living in a new era preserve dignity for gyptian women. after president morsi took over we had hoped that we would get our rights that we would see real change but the situation has only got worse we thought in 2011 that would be going forward we were going backwards. we've been going backwards. i am and. i didn't contest against morsi but with big gatherings come big problems. in the midst of all the posts many women felt assaulted. i was punched in groped by many men. sexual harassment and sexual violence has been super evident since the victim 18 virginity tests i mean. rape and assault they were taking place all the time but more than anything no one was just us protecting ourselves. so we decided as a group of friends to form some sort of an intervention team started up as operation on time sexual harassment and then later on when we realized that we should not sugarcoat the level of the crime we are slashing assault. we need walk around them to lead and whenever we see cases of sexual harassment tries to do something about it. go in

he gyptian authorities deny involvement or committing extra judicial killings but rights groups say there is a lack of transparency over the fate of hundreds of detainees who have gone missing after being arrested or who have disappeared most were political and social media activists who try to express their views freely is of sizing the same right for which many of their young colleagues lost their lives during the january 2011 revolution hama divide i'll just. have a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera israel's most senior military commander has revealed the development of new offensive plans against iran better not to.

arrested in the fifty's $154.00 in egypt and release them in exchange for the syrian lebanese any gyptian sword. the prisoner exchange deal including sulaco hand took place in the summer of 1967. she was taken to knock wood out on the lebanese border where she was handed over to the international red cross who in turn handed her over to the israeli. army to the battle. from then. on a little but will be at laguna. where you call the no call it little general ham then and know. that it. looked at the penny and no one has a key a new car be. moved back to israel where she lived for the next 50 years in 2010 she was given an important israeli citizenship award. am because just what we're looking for heroes. when she became here she becomes an hero and they gave her all the medals of the country she is the hero of jerusalem she is the hero of the state of israel. and because what she was doing it was something brave as a woman not just as a man it's all over the word the stories the women especially in the fifty's and specially when you're talking in a in a nation buildings when you need some

who is only 24 years old dreamt of living in a new era preserve dignity for gyptian women. and i'm a mother after president morsi took over we had hoped that we would get our rights that we would see real change but the situation has only got worse we thought in 2011 that would be going forward we were going backwards. we've been going backwards. i was. i didn't contest against morsi but i was big gatherings big problem is i. in the midst of all the codes many women felt assaulted. i was punched and groped by many men. sexual harassment and sexual violence has been super evident since the beginning. virginity tests i mean. rape and assault they were taking place all the time but more than anything no one was just us protecting ourselves. so we decided as a group of friends to form some sort of an intervention team started up as operation anti-sexual harassment them then later on when we realized that we should not sugarcoat the level of the crime we are the salt. we walk around and whenever we see cases of sexual harassment tries to do something about that. most. people are

one of the great period movies of all time starring in a gyptian man or sharif an englishwoman julie christie playing to russians in a moscow where everyone speaks english it's so interesting because obviously this is been done in theatre for years but it seems particularly sensitive with cinema do you think obviously that there's this is making movies more relevant for a modern audience yeah i think it can i mean there was a recent film patient of david copperfield that just came out last year dev patel owes a british indian actor in the lead role i think it's actually very truthful and boyle adaptation of dickens' but it makes a very it creates a very diverse cast in front of the camera make it reflect more closely the diverse britain that exists today and i think doing that allows a maybe a broader audience to sort of see themselves in the story being told i really love this type of colorblind casting because i think we should fall into the trap of thinking we can never have a black english queen or i don't know a black jeans bawn just because we haven't seen them before school i'

and uncovering more secrets from the gyptian of the car. and you don't see the slow come out manned space very often for a explain why a little later in the sport in about 30 minutes. fears of an insider attack a problem to the f.b.i. it's of it all $25000.00 national guards being deployed to washington d.c. the scale of the undertaking reflects extraordinary security concerns gripping the united states capitol ahead of joe biden's inauguration and that some of the very people assigned to protect the city could present a threat. one of the things i think we're learning and lessons learned is that. we need to take those threats seriously and we're prepared. to do we need to do in order to support the citizens of our nation and our citizen soldiers you know we all come from different backgrounds different walks of life and we have different ideas of what we've done is uniform we have one mission at hand and that is to to do what is necessary to protect america well as adding to tensions that have already put the capitol and the country at lar

egyptian is employed the slogans and the mortals of january were also looking for that we need the gyptian to put an end to poverty in age of the egyptian regime has now some projects for all the villages in the country is sold surely insurance. still we need to do more for the egyptians. ok so i hear what you're saying however 10 years on external debt has risen by a factor of 5 it has gone up 5 fold in the past 10 years on top of that your currency the egyptian pound in effect is flat lining you say things could be much worse how could it be much worse because put together those 2 factors with borrowed debt external debt in egypt is running at record levels and mr sisi is using borrowed money to service to pay the interest payments on borrowed money how could it be worse than it is for the people of your country. sure extend the debt is annoying for the political elite here in ages and the economic elite as well and that's why so many members of those a lead to political and economic people have tried to give some examples regarding the external debts but what it comes to the economic re

he gyptian authorities deny involvement or committing extra judicial killings but rights groups say there is a lack of transparency over the fate of hundreds of detainees who have gone missing after being arrested or who disappeared most were political and social media activists who tried to express their views freely is of sizing the same right for which many of their young colleagues lost their lives during the january 2011 revolution. or dizzy ok let's just show you some live pictures coming to us from geneseo the capital tunis because people the protesters back on the streets voicing their anger against poverty and social injustice they're demanding the release of other demonstrators arrested over the past few days human rights organizations say more than a 1000 people have been detained including hundreds of minors processors are defying a government ban against gatherings put in place to curb the spread of the coronavirus . we've been receiving reports from saudi arabia that an explosion has been heard in the capital riyadh local media saying it was a missile being intercepted over