mahmoud mohammed not only keeps an eye out for them this plastic bottles used to contain chemical fertilizers and now pose a danger to people in the environment from as in ghana often leave the used bottles lying around is going to not properly disposed of it can affect the health of the farmer. what the bodies and even. the farmers for. mahmoud know dean is a journalist and an environmental activist in 2015 he founded an ngo for climate change and food security focusing on farming he launched a campaign against the use of these bottles here insufferable farmers have had bad experiences with them i used a group chemicals on my from and would just leave the containers there that wasn't good at all as one day my grandchild picked one fish would do with eat and drank it she felt the treatment was very costly it was a big worry fortunately the aggregate office explained to us that we should not leave the used containers on the farm so now we gathered all and put them in a trice cycle which goes to dump them. for course being part of no didn't awareness raising tim he works for the agriculture min

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president mohammed morsi and 2013 he outlawed all an authorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al-jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00. egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets ballasts. president sisi came to power in 2013 after he overthrew mohamed morsi the country's 1st democratically elected president and as we've been saying sisi has suppressed dissent ever since including banning all protests and has been accused of wide ranging human rights abuses earlier this year he oversaw constitutional amendments that could allow him to stay in power until 2031 of them have to stand in 2022 or daria family is associate professor at long island university and a senior fellow at the center for global policy in washington d.c. she says these protests are very different f

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all unauthorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al-jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than 1000. egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets dallas. and our correspondent there as correspondent joins us here in our studio he's covered egypt extensively over the years so firstly jamal what's your take on what's happening on the ground in egypt right now where everybody is you know. taken aback by seeing this momentous events over the past 12 hours or so they are something that we have not been expecting to happen because of the nature of the regime one that has really ruled with an iron grasp a lot worse than we saw under mubarak so it's very understandable that people being a bit emotional about their analysis may be jumping the gun

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all unauthorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al-jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than 1000 days gyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly so the fact that people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets ballasts al-jazeera. responding to the protests human rights watch issued a warning saying president security agencies have time and again use brutal force to crush peaceful protest the authorities should recognize that the world is watching and take all necessary steps to avoid a repetition of past atrocities back in 20 levon activists on the streets of egypt sought to change the course of the country's history the january 25th revolution forced longtime leader hosni mubarak to step down the fall of mubarak paved the way for the muslim brotherhoods mahmoud morsi to become egypt's 1st demo

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all and authorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00 days egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets ballasts al-jazeera. responding in a statement human rights watch said president. have time and again use brutal force to crush peaceful protests authorities should immediately release all those arrested for soli exercising their rights with me now is mohamed el masri chair of the media and journalism program at the doha institute for graduate studies thank you so much mamma for being with us today on al-jazeera 1st of all what do you make of the fact that we didn't see the violin brutal crackdown by security forces that were used to seeing on the streets of egypt when such demonstratio

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all an authorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00 days egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets ballasts. well so far things have been pretty quiet in egypt today and some of the saw this is people have responded to online calls for demonstrations against government corruption online video shows a small crowd protesting in port saïd urging the president to step down. well you may remember is back into the 11 the activists on the streets of egypt sought to change the course of the country's history the january 25th revolution forced longtime leader hosni mubarak to step down in the fall of mubarak paved the way for the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi to become egypt's 1st democra

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all and authorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al-jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00. egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly so the fact that people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets dallas. correspondent joins us here in our studio jamal of course you've covered egypt extensively over the years what do you make of these protests we've heard allegations of corruption but unpack that for us how is this corruption affecting the lives of ordinary people there in egypt some of these latest. allegations of corruption or revelations rather of corruptions are just the latest in a. chain of things that have essentially made life unbearable for us a cross-section of egyptian society but we've had if we talk about the the these latest revelations they came from a former militar

president mohammed morsi and 2013 he outlawed all and authorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al-jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00. egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly so the fact that people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous restoration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians you know to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets bellus. well how does our correspondent joins us now here in our studio as he has covered egypt extensively particularly during the last revolution but let's talk about what's happening here on the ground now what's your take on it for the guy i think it's important to focus on the facts because these are momentous times and developments and it's very easy particularly because of the symbolism that egypt for presents and all the memories that comfort him back when it was 11 the people maybe get a bit carried away the facts we have. now are is this is the 1st time protests take pl

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all unauthorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who has not been imprisoned more than 1000 days egyptian government and cry. any group has ruthlessly this sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that. actions due to words. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets ballasts. while responding to the protests human rights watch issued a warning saying president security agencies have time and again time and time again used brutal force to crush peaceful protests the authorities should recognize that the world is watching and take all necessary steps to avoid a repetition of past atrocities all back in 20 levon activists on the streets of egypt sought to change the course of the country's history the terrier square revolution forced longtime media hosni mubarak to step down the fall of mubarak paved the way for the muslim brotherhoods mahmoud morsi to

president mohammed morsi and 2013 he outlawed all an authorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00. gyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets dallas. now things have been quiet in egypt so far today but some people have responded to online calls for demonstrations against government corruption online videos show a small crowd protesting and portside the president to step down well let's remind you of how we got here back in 2011 activists on the streets of egypt thought to change the course of the country's history the general 25th revolution forced a longtime leader hosni mubarak to step down now the fall of mubarak paved the way for the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi to become egypt's 1st democratically elected president in 2

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all and authorized protests a government crackdown followers with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00 days gyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets ballasts al-jazeera. but as you've already heard tahrir square was at the heart of the violence in the protests that by february of 2011 forced the resignation of the longtime president hosni mubarak he'd later be acquitted of charges that he ordered the killing of demonstrations in june 2012 muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi he narrowly won egypt's only free and fair presidential election but political strife continued and then on june the 30th 2013 tens of thousands of people took part in anti morsy protests then days later their then army chief abdul fattah el-sisi overthrew

president mohammed morsi in 2013 he outlawed all and authorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al-jazeera is own mahmoudhussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00 days egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly so the fact that people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets ballasts al-jazeera. is an associate professor at long island university and a senior fellow at the center for global policy in washington d.c. she says these protests are very different from the 2011 revolution. much of the population doesn't live with the post revolution trauma or the memories of the revolution in the way the older generation did you have a group of young people coming in with a different set of demands and different kinds of understanding of a future possibility so those on the streets today are very different than the ones that were there 8 years ago if we look at

president mohammed morsi and 2013 he outlawed all unauthorized protests a government crackdown followed with tens of thousands of egyptians arrested including journalists like al-jazeera is own mahmoud hussein who is now being imprisoned more than $1000.00. egyptian government crushed any protest ruthlessly sort of like a people are prepared to take to the streets tonight i think speaks to the enormous frustration the enormous anger that ordinary egyptians to work. from an egyptian whistleblower posting you tube videos the internet has galvanized egyptians frustrations and now move to the streets bellus out his ear. there is correspondent joins me now here in the studio he's covered egypt extensively over the years so firstly when i ask you what you know of what's happening on the ground there so we saw late on friday evening these protests taking place after one of the biggest football fixtures in the in the in the league after these calls were made by for mommy contractor. actor for people to take to the streets but what we didn't expect was the scope and scale across the nation right so not just in cairo not just in the field even across several places in maggies and so forth wit

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