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©2015 albert-learning.com Middle East Middle East – Mubarak Verdict

©2015 albert-learning.com Middle East Impunity: exemption from punishment or freedom from the harmful consequences of an action Acquittals: a judgment or verdict that a person is not guilty of a criminal charge. Graft: informal bribery and other corrupt measures pursued for gain in politics or business. Gallows:a structure, typically consisting of two uprights and a crosspiece, used for hanging a person. Polarised: divide into two sharply contrasting groups or sets of beliefs

©2015 albert-learning.com Middle East Hosni Mubarak 83 year old Egyptian man suffering from stomach cancer assumed presidency in 1981 ruled for 30 years corrupt and unfair ruler On 2/11/11 he resigned as president On 8/3/11, he & his 2 sons, Alaa and Gamal went on trial for charges of corruption & ordering the killing of protesters

©2015 albert-learning.com Middle East Why it all started

©2015 albert-learning.com Middle East The Revolution Initial protests began, organized by young people facing high unemployment Clashes grew violent. Mubarak steps down. Army takes power, as the people’s heroes. Inspired by Tunisia Mubarak put on trial Mubarak sentenced to life in prison Protesters against the verdict - want Mubarak to be sent to the gallows

©2015 albert-learning.com Middle East Where Is Egypt Headed?

©2015 albert-learning.com Middle East Reviewed By Reviewed On Comments / Changes Made Vidyesh N.A