Liens Egypte

Journaux:
> El Ahram Hebdo (en francais)
> El Ahram Weekly (en anglais)
> El Masry El Youm, quotidien égyptien (en arabe)
> Alif, le magazine francophone d'Egypte
> Daily star, quotidien anglophone

Blogs:
> Arabist.net, plein d'infos sur l'Egypte et bien + (en anglais)
> Arabawy, infos militantes d'Egypte et d'ailleurs (en anglais)
> Hatshepsut, points de vue fémin/istes... (anglais arabe)
> The Skeptic, blog d'actualité en anglais
> Egyptian blogs aggregator, condensé de blogs d'Egypte (en arabe et anglais)
> Torture in Egypt, blog en anglais ou en arabe
> Misr digital, le blog de wael abbas (en arabe)
> Manalaa, blog militant de manal et alaa (en arabe et un peu anglais)
> Egyworkers, blog en arabe
> Le blog de latuff, dessinateur (en arabe et anglais)
> Horreya, démocratie, liberté d'expression et droits de l'homme en Egypte (en francais)
> Ballade egyptienne, un blog d'expat' en Egypte (en français)

Mouvements politiques:
> Kefaya (en arabe)
> Les Frères musulmans (en arabe ou en anglais)

Centres et instituts:
> Egyptian Center for Woman's Rights (anglais ou arabe)
> Ibn Khaldoun Center for development studies (anglais)
> CEDEJ: sciences sociales en Egypte et + (français)
> Center for Socialist Studies (en arabe)

Culture:
> Makan, centre des musiques traditionnelles
> El-Genina, espace culturel du parc El-Azhar
> Townhouse Gallery, gallerie d'art contemporain

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(traduite par mes soins, soyez indulgent-es)...

 

6 April Youth // Jeunes du 6 avril


First foundation statement // Première déclaration de fondation
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Who are we? //  Qui sommes nous?
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We are a group of Egyptian Youth from different backgrounds, age and trends gathered for a whole year since the renewal of hope in 6 April 2008 in the probability of mass action in Egypt which allows all kind of youth from different backgrounds, society classes all over Egypt to emerge from the crisis and reach for the democratic future that overcomes the case of occlusion of political and economic prospects that the society is suffering from these days.
Most of us did not come from a political background, nor participated in political or public events before 6 April 2008 but we were able to control and determine our direction through a whole year of practice.


// Nous sommes un groupe de Jeunes égyptien-nes de différentes origines, âges, et tendances, réuni-es depuis un an, après l'espoir renouvelé le 6 Avril 2008, d'une possibilité d'actions de masse en Egypte, qui permettrait à tou-tes les jeunes, d'origines et de classes sociales différentes, dans toute l'Egypte, de sortir de la crise et d'atteindre un futur démocratique qui dépasserait la situation de fermeture politique et les perspectives économiques dont la société souffre actuellement.

La plupart d'entre nous n'avons pas de formation politique, et n'avons pas participé à des événements politiques ou publics avant le 6 avril 2008, mais, pendant une année entière de pratique, nous avons été capables de déterminer et contrôler notre direction.


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What do we want? // Que voulons-nous?
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We want to reach to what all Egyptian intellectuals and all national political forces agreed upon from the necessity of Egypt passing by a period of transition and to be rules by a public character which has been agreed upon for the sake of the nation, its dignity and establish the principles of democratic governance
And one of the most important features of that period is the release of public freedom and the rules of democratic political practice and the forming of political and social entities and others as soon as being notified.

// Nous voulons parvenir à ce sur quoi tou-tes les intellectuel-les égyptien-nes et toutes les forces politiques nationales s'accordent, à savoir la nécessité pour l'Egypte de passer à une période de transition, et d'être dirigée par une personnalité publique choisie pour le bien de la nation, sa dignité, et qui établirait les principes d'une gouvernance démocratique.

Et l'un des éléments les plus importants de cette période de transition est le rétablissement des libertés publiques et des règles pour une pratique politique démocratique, ainsi que la formation d'entités politiques, sociales, et autres, aussi tôt que possible.


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How this is going to happen? // Comment cela va-t-il se produire?
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By walking in two parallel directions which we can not dispensed any of them
The first direction is to search for a good alternative which was deliberately hidden by the authoritarian rule over the many years to represent the spearhead in the battle for the democratic transformation in Egypt.
The second is to restore the confidence of the Egyptian masses everywhere in the probability of choosing their own destiny urging them to participate in determining their fate by all means.
The movement pursues a path of peaceful resistance and non-violence strategies of war and we don't mind flexibility and diversity at the level of tactics diversity at levels of tactics between what is radical and what is Reformist to achieve the final goal which is a non-violent change.

// En travaillant dans deux directions dont aucune ne peut être ignorée

La première direction est la recherche d'une bonne alternative, qui a été délibérément empêchée par le régime autoritaire dans les années passées, pour incarner le fer-de-lance dans la bataille pour des transformations démocratiques en Egypte.

La seconde est de restaurer, partout, la confiance des masses égyptiennes dans la possibilité de choisir leur propre destin, en les incitant urgemment à participer à la détermination de leur propre sort par tous les moyens.

Le mouvement poursuit une voie de résistance pacifique et des stratégies de guerre non-violentes, et nous acceptons la flexibilité et la diversité des tactiques entre ce qui est considéré comme « radical » et « réformiste », en vue de parvenir au but final qui est un changement non-violent.


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Our relationship with the Egyptian political forces: // Nos relations avec les forces politiques égyptiennes:
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Despite the fact that our main frame is young people are independent of any party or trend, but our relationship with parties and political forces is a relationship of respect and mutual cooperation within the framework of various campaigns between us and other parties and trends youth members according to the minimum joint insisting on our independent ideas, Ensure our long-cast Non-Bi-partisan or ideological.
We stress that we are not affiliated to any party or political trend or a political movement, whether we agree on the ideas, methods or vary.

// En dépit du fait que notre base principale est constituée de jeunes, indépendant-es de tout parti ou de toute tendance politique, notre relation avec les partis et les forces politiques est une relation de respect et de coopération mutuelle  dans le cadre de diverses campagnes entre nous et des jeunes membres d'autres partis et tendances, en accord avec le minimum requis que nos idées indépendantes nous assurent une pérennité qui ne soit ni bi-partisane ni idéologique.

Nous insistons sur le fait que nous ne sommes  affilié-es à aucun parti ou à aucune tendance politique ni à un mouvement politique, même si nous pouvons être d'accord avec des idées ou des méthodes variées.


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Our relations abroad: // Nos relations à l'étranger
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We believe it is wrong to mention the word abroad as vague as a vague, without a breakdown.
Abroad is divided into people, governments and civil society organizations.
We refuse dealing with foreign governments However; we believe that in the information technology and internet we have to be open to all different kinds of experiences and learn from them.
We do not live in this world alone... What is happening in Egypt affect the world and what is happening in the world affect Egypt.
They should get rid of the ideas that was planted by the repressive regime in us in locking ourselves and to be opened to others experiences. We refuse to be influenced by those ideas and ridiculous concepts like other political factions.
We consider that the actions of the locking limit the movement of intellectual richness and wealth of experience.
We welcome the exchange of experience between us, and similar past movements and welcome collaboration with civil society organizations in the framework of law and solidarity media, training and learning stressing on our independency and not to impose any agendas or ideas from any party whatsoever on us.

// Nous pensons qu'il est faux de parler de « l'étranger » dans des termes aussi vagues, sans distinction.

« L'étranger » se divise en peuples, gouvernements et organisations de la société civile.

Nous refusons d'avoir affaire aux gouvernements étrangers; cependant, nous pensons qu'avec les technologies de l'information et internet, nous devons rester ouvert-es à différents types d'expériences et en tirer des leçons.

Nous ne vivons pas seul-es dans ce monde... Ce qui se passe en Egypte touche le monde entier, et ce qui se passe dans le monde touche l'Egypte.

Il faut se débarasser des idées qui nous ont été imposées par le régime répressif pour nous enfermer, et s'ouvrir à d'autres expériences. Nous refusons d'être influencé-es par ces idées et concepts ridicules comme d'autres groupes politiques.

Nous considérons que les actions d'enfermement limite le mouvement dans sa richesse intellectuelle et dans la viabilité de ses expériences.

Nous accueillons volontiers l'échange d'expériences entre nous, et des mouvements semblables du passé, ainsi que la collaboration avec les organisations de la société civile, dans le cadre de moyens légaux et solidaires, les entraînements et apprentissages, en insistant sur notre indépendance et en ne nous imposant aucun programme ou idées d'aucune  sorte.


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Our funding: // Nos financements

Rely on the voluntary contributions of members as the main source of funding...and we refuse any foreign funding

 

// Reposent sur les contributions volontaires des membres comme source principale de financement... et nous refusons tout argent étranger.


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Samedi 1 août 2009
Egypte: affrontements entre policiers et éleveurs de porcs au Caire

LE CAIRE (AFP) — Des affrontements ont opposé dimanche dans la région du Caire des éleveurs de porcs à des policiers venus prendre leurs animaux dans le cadre de l'abattage de tout le cheptel porcin d'Egypte, décidé alors que la grippe dite porcine se propage dans de nombreux pays.

Les heurts ont fait au moins 12 blessés parmi les forces de l'ordre et au moins huit chez les éleveurs, selon les services de sécurité.

Dans la soirée, l'opération de confiscation des bêtes a été reportée à lundi, le gouvernement ayant promis des compensations financières aux éleveurs, selon les mêmes sources.

Plus tôt, de 300 à 400 habitants de Manchiyet Nasr, un quartier de la colline du Moqattam (sud) où vivent en majorité des chiffonniers coptes, avaient accueilli par des jets de pierres et de bouteilles les policiers dépêchés sur les lieux, selon un journaliste de l'AFP sur place.

Quelques centaines de policiers anti-émeutes avaient alors répliqué en tirant des grenades lacrymogènes et des balles en caoutchouc contre les manifestants, pour la plupart des jeunes gens.

Un poste de la police à l'orée du quartier a été saccagé par les manifestants et un officier a tiré en l'air un coup de semonce à balles réelles.

Dans ce quartier vivent environ 35.000 chiffonniers ou "zabbaline", qui trient sur place les ordures et élèvent quelque 60.000 porcs.

Un prêtre a réuni des responsables gouvernementaux et des dizaines d'éleveurs dans l'église du quartier pour tenter d'apaiser les esprits.

Des incidents ont aussi éclaté de nouveau entre éleveurs et policiers à Khanka, à 25 km au nord du Caire, selon les services de sécurité.

Mercredi, le jour de l'annonce de la décision gouvernementale, des policiers avaient dû rebrousser chemin dans cette localité après avoir reçu des jets de pierre.

Les critiques ont fusé contre cet abattage massif dans un pays où aucun cas animal ou humain de la nouvelle maladie n'a pour l'instant été déclaré, d'autant plus que l'OMS a indiqué n'avoir connaissance d'"aucune personne contaminée par des porcs".

Les autorités avaient d'abord présenté la mesure comme une précaution face à la grippe porcine, avant d'affirmer qu'il s'agissait d'éradiquer des élevages insalubres.

La majorité des 80 millions d'Egyptiens sont musulmans, dont la religion interdit de manger du porc considéré comme "impur". Les coptes qui élèvent et consomment du porc, constituent de 6 à 10% de la population.

Selon l'éleveur Adel Izhak, les autorités "veulent se débarrasser des cochons parce que cet animal est interdit par l'islam et qu'ils disent que l'Egypte est un pays islamique".

Après avoir affirmé que l'élimination des porcs allait se faire immédiatement, les autorités ont admis qu'il faudrait environ six mois aux abattoirs pour venir à bout du cheptel porcin.

Le ministre de l'Agriculture, Amine Abaza, a annoncé que l'Egypte devrait importer trois nouvelles machines spéciales pour parvenir à une capacité d'abattage de 3.000 porcs par jour.

Selon le quotidien Al-Ahram, le barème de dédommagements prévoit 100 livres (14 euros) de compensation pour chaque porc abattu, 250 pour une femelle (35 euros).

La menace du virus A(H1N1) de la grippe porcine a également conduit les autorités à mettre en place près de l'aéroport du Caire un centre de quarantaine pour les voyageurs en provenance de pays à risque. La durée de cette quarantaine n'a pas été précisée.

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Some of the activities that occurred on April 6 and earlier

Kafr El-Sheikh 1, April 2009- Sarah and Omnya were arrested and were released on bail of £ 1000 each on 5 April 2009
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Kafr El-Sheikh 4, April 2009 the arrest of 37 members who were in solidarity with Sarah and Omnya.All were released except 9 young people from 6 April Youth Movement, they are:
Shams el fakhakhry, Nour el dine Hamdi, Mohamed Awad, Medhat Shaker, Ahmed el Nadeem, Ahmed Gheity, Karim Selim, Amr Aneen Mohamed Hamasa a member of the tomorrow party
They were presented to the chief prosecutor yesterday and will be re-presenting again in the coming hours after the completion of the SSI investigations.
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Washington, 5 April 2009. Events began April 6 in Washington. A strike in front of the Egyptian embassy demanding the support of the demands of the Egyptians on April 6
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Fayoum 6 Apr 2009. The arrest of Abd el Rahman Faris, the coordinator of 6 April youth movement in Fayoum Was introduced yesterday and will be re-introduced today after the completion the prosecutions investigations.
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Port-said 5 April 2009. The arrest of Islam Nagy 6 April Youth Movement member but was released right away.
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Alexandria, 5 April 2009. Arrest Tamer Said, a member of 6 April Youth Movement in Alexandria, but he was released.
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Fayoum * 5 April 2009 ... the SSI broke into the homes of gathering party members after the party's participation in the popular anger day on April 6
And stormed the state security force with a number of thugs in the house of Ahmed Mahgoub, and arrested his father and took over 30 thousand pounds, a licensed 9 mm pistol. Security forces stormed the house of Abdul Rahman Faris, arrested him.. Security force went to look for Mohamed Hakeem and Essam Zuheiry, Dr. Ahmad Abd Al-kawy Zidan a trustee in gathering party, but they weren’t present a home at the time.
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Monoufia April 5, 2009. They arrested the formal coordinator of enough Professor Mamdouh elnzamy.
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Banha 5 April 2009. The PA Decision to study the problem of Banha Students institute and transferred it to the Faculty of Engineering, after the insistence of the students to participate in the strike.
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CAIRO, April 6 * 2009. The Cairo University student’s meeting anticipation of starting the event.
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Kafr El-Sheikh 6 April 2009. The SSI physically assaulted the detainees in front of the prosecutor office in Kafr el-Sheikh and imposed a security fence around them in front of the prosecutor office and prevented the lawyers from talking with the detainees and physically abused the lawyer Mohammad Yossef salama As well as a physical assault to a member of the movement and editor in alternative newspaper Ahmed Abdel-Gawad And the detention of young people in the security fence.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009 the Nubians started their demonstration in front of the Ministry of Information and the clashes team spread in front of the building holding sticks and started to secure the entrances and exits to the building, in addition to the ambulances at about nine Am, the flow of Maspero workers until ten o'clock, including a number of security personnel dressed in informal uniforms.
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Kuwait April 6, 2009. Kuwaiti started solidarity by wearing black uniforms and sticking the Solidarity Poster with the Egyptian.
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Britain April 6, 2009. Demonstration outside the Egyptian embassy in London, from 12 AM to 3PM.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. The State Council, the Cairo Declaration of democracy and 6 April youth attending the trial of stopping the export of gas to Israel.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Conversion of Ain Shams district to military inhabitants beside the Faculty of Engineering, Helwan University and the people said that this has not happened before.
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Egypt 6 April 2009. The gathering of University of Mansoura Students and stricken security packages on the University and was deployed in the streets of Mansoura from yesterday.
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Mahala 6 April 2009. News came to us about the parents of Mahalla detainees organizing major demonstration.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Security is pervasive in Ramses squarer
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. The under-ground drivers are striking a slow strike from Helwan to El Marg way and from Giza to Shubra.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Government decides to inconsistencies in the bourse to thwart strike.
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Mahala 6 April 2009. News came to us about the prevention of Al-Jazeera from entering Mahala.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Faculty of Education, Ain Shams University is almost empty.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Central Security spread in the streets of Cairo men in civilian clothes to walk in Fake and Unstudied ways to appear as street congestion.
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April 6, 2009. Some foreigners showed their support by changing their status on facebook to solidarity with 6 April Youth Movement.
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Banha 6 April 2009. The incarceration of education administrator’s in the city council and preventing their entry or exit from the building.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Ahmed Zaki Badr decided to organize a concert for Mohamed Hamaki in Ain Shams University of and a very loud DJ to try to abort the strike.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Ministry of Education sent letters to all educational departments warning all administrators and teachers from exiting the headquarters of the educational departments and schools on Monday earlier than the official working hours and the Ministry of Education in it’s speech vowed who isn’t obeying these orders and joined the strike on April 6 or, protest, or leave would be elevated to the legal affairs preamble for a penalty aiming tightened security at all schools and education departments, in anticipation of the admission of teachers and administrators to strike on April 6
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6 April 2009. The universities in Egypt were transformed since the early morning to military barracks; where the vehicles central security surrounded their fences and most of the doors were closed to sabotage any opportunity to organize events for students as stated by the Coordinating Committee of the students in Egypt on the anger of April 6
The open gates of Cairo, Ain Shams, Mansoura, Kafr El-Sheikh and Monoufia universities viewed an arbitrary of universities Guard who spread extensively beside the doors with the students who were not allowed to enter only after presentation of the University ID and Self-inspection.
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Giza 6 April 2009. Movement in the Haram Street is less than usual. The traffic congestion mentioned may be either due to maximum security in some areas or may even be intentional in order to suggest the failure of today exactly as we saw before in the last year.
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Fayoum 6 Apr 2009. Fayoum turned into military barracks and the university is completely blocked.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Three students were arrested from 6 April Youth Movement in front of the Faculty of Education, Ain Shams. They are Ahmed Samir (Student in Faculty of Education), Ahmed Samir (Student in Faculty of English Literature) and Higazi (Student in Faculty of Engineering).
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. A major demonstration in Cairo University very large in number and the National Democratic Party made a live DJ ceremony live trying to ruin the demonstration.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. An organized demonstration starts at 1:30 PM in front of the Press Syndicate.
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Egypt 6 April 2009.In el-Mansoura two demonstrations inside the university and then a march outside the university and another in coordination with the parties and some people with problems starting in front of a court to maintain passing by El-Nasr mosque.
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6 April Assiut. About 2000 students from the brothers and 6 April uprising in Assiut University
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Kafr El-Sheikh April 6, 2009 - the nine youth arrested in Kafr el-Sheikh shown together with the investigation team and their claims were heard by the prosecutor as victim from the police physical abuse with taking a look at their bodies decided to be examined by the forensic.
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Get angry Egypt April 6, 2009 one p.m. - Helwan University, demonstrations, a demonstration in front of the Faculty of Science (Cairo University), Izbat Alhilali demonstration in front of El-montaza (Alexandria )
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Alexandria, April 6, 2009.our glorious security forces close all the important roads and the citizens were searched and arrested all the suspects
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Alexandria, 6 April 2009. The security forces sieged the Tomorrow Party headquarters to prevent the entry or exit from it.
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Sohag 6 April 2009. The security forces closed the doors of Sohag University of prevent students from entering in and exiting after the commencement of activities within the University of Sohag
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Damanhur 6 April 2009. The arrest of Hossam Hussein Younis a Damanhur Tomorrow Party member and an attempt to capture Nagah Ryad Kom Hamada Tomorrow Party members from his house
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Cairo, April 6, 2009 - the arrest of Hossam Fadl a photographer in the El-Masry newspaper and assault during the arrest, during the follow-up to the events of April 6 in Ain Shams University
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Cairo April 6, 2009. the release of Hossam Fadl a photographer in the El-Masry newspaper reporting to Center that he was arrested with students of the College of Education during the follow-up for the day and confirmed that he had not been beaten, but was arrested by force and was taken to the first Nasr City police station and after contacts from his journalists colleagues have been released individually and the students still held to section
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. The students of the German university participated in the anger day by wearing black clothing. ... More than 75% black clothes
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Fayoum April 6, 2009 - 500 factory workers of spinning and weaving factory declare their solidarity with 6 April Youth movement.
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Many television channels announced that the Egyptians anger day achieved lots of goals, especially among young people and the Jazeera's correspondent in Cairo talked about success of the strike in Cairo and Helwan Universities and the security assaulted the students at the University of Ain Shams and ended their strike and another strike in Unions Universities.
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Doctors without rights went to syndicate press building after preventing them from demonstrating at the house of wisdom
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America, 6 April 2009. The Egyptian American community in Washington and some of the Egyptian Americans organizations: the Alliance of Egyptian Americans and people of the Quran, and the Coptic Assembly of America, and the rights of people started lots of event since 5 April in front of the Egyptian Embassy
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Cairo University, 6 April 2009 4 pm. Delegation led by Ahmed Barham with the president of the university negotiated to meet their demands
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Cairo, April 6, 2009. The protesters in front the Press Syndicate ended their stand and threatened to strike until the release of detainees
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Fayoum April 6, 2009 – the release of the blogger Abd al-Rahman Faris with the ensure the place of residence, was deported to the section, and the ongoing follow-up procedures for release
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. 100 MPs from the opposition and Muslim Brotherhood who boycotted the meeting and protested outside the parliament and as part of their participation in the general strike of the people of Egypt, which was called for by 6 April Youth Movement
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Kafr El-Sheikh 6 April 2009. Demonstrations in front of the Faculty of Education and the Academy of Veterinary Medicine in Kafr Sheikh and clashes with the security
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Kafr El-Sheikh April 6, 2009 - The nine young people were arrested in Kafr Sheikh on a hunger strike to protest about the continued imprisonment, one of the accused said that the investigation ended, the police prohibited them, and that the decision be remanded in custody for prosecution on the continuation of undue
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City of 6 October 6, April 2009. Constriction, security in the town of October & News Academy is semi-free and a security guard within universities and institutes of October. The Central Security vehicles in various fields & drivers "Security are stopping the way searching every single minute
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Cairo 6 April 2009. 6 150 employees in the Postal Service in the security threshold and the arbitrariness in dealing with them
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City of 6 October 6, April 2009. Staff in the city on October 6 march holding banners calling for their rights
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. President of the University, after his meeting with the students and promised to study their demands and gave them a deadline of Thursday, after the minister's visit to the University on Wednesday
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Suez 6 April 2009. In which the strike is widely
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Fayoum 6 Apr 2009. On the strike, widely
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City of 6 October 6, April 2009. Bakery strike in broad day
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. Into the railway to a military barracks today, it was noted that all the passengers inside the station, Egypt security presence both inside secret or official station, and the use of "guard dogs" to counter a strike on April 6.
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East 6 April 2009. Arrested on Monday, security forces, the eastern region of the two activists on April 6 from the field station in Zagazig, claiming they were planning to organize a protest stance Mohamed Yusuf and Mohamed Abdel-Rahman of "April 6 youth movement."
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Cairo, 6 April 2009. University students, all prisoners were discharged and Praise God with the exception of 3 young Muslim Brotherhood
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Qaliubiya 6 April 2009. Yesterday was a banner of the Institute as a Faculty of Engineering University of Banha, and that in spite of the students involved with the Institute of political activists marched in front of a statue of the Institute to Saad Zaghloul
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Port 6 April 2009. Stand a very strong protest to the judges and prosecutors and lawyers to the Court of Port Said
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Sohag 6 Apr 2009. Stance of protest and political activists with the families of 100 of Sohag to the stadium, but was able to resolve the security during the hours around
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Alexandria, 6 April 2009. Education administrators held a rally and standing in front of the park for the release of the detained colleague
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6 April 2009. Education administrators held a strike at work at the provincial level
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Damanhur 6 April 2009. Nasserite Party in Damanhur made a major ceremonial presentation of documentary films
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City of 6 October 6, April 2009. Several factories in the October 6 and have protested the strike and stopped working

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