How to Change Egypt Group 926 Michael Blanchard, Kuzama Charif, Doreena Hoskins, Matthew Young
What Rights Are Being Violated? Freedom of Speech/Press Right to Public Demonstration Persecution against the Coptic People The Unlawful Treatment of Homosexuals
The Freedom of Speech Reporting the January Revolution Conditions under Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood Al-Jazeera under attack “I had gotten used to threats during the long rule of President Hosni Mubarak. But the Morsi era was different. Under Mr. Mubark, I was threatened only with prison; under Mr. Morsi, my life was in danger.”
The Freedom to Demonstrate Tahrir Square 2011 Rabba Square 2013 Declaration of Human Rights “Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association”
Persecution of the Coptic People What have they done to deserve this? Persecution under the Muslim Brotherhood After Morsi “I don’t see a president ruling Egypt. I see someone called Mohammed Morsi, a criminal evading justice, who is hiding in the presidential palace.”
Unlawful Treatment of Homosexuals Why is there mistreatment? What the Law states Any changes made? 95% of Egyptians believe that homosexuality should not be accepted by society
Where Do We Go From Here?
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