
CAIRO — Election fever has even come to Cairo’s Garbage City, the sprawling neighborhood built on — and living from — the waste of the Egyptian capital.
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Australian Coptic Movement (ACM)Australia’s peak Coptic Community advocacy group. Promoting Justice, Culture and Unity. |
CAIRO — Election fever has even come to Cairo’s Garbage City, the sprawling neighborhood built on — and living from — the waste of the Egyptian capital.
The country’s new president, whoever he is, will face political and economic challenges aplenty
(Reuters) – Egypt’s Coptic Christians complained of discrimination under Hosni Mubarak but fear it may get worse if an Islamist takes his place in next week’s presidential election.
An article by Archpriest Mathias Nasr.
Egyptian crowds roar for presidential candidate Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, who has called for unity, protection of civil liberties and separation of religion and politics.
Egyptian activists declared Thursday May 3, a blogging day to support 8 activists, who were detained over their support of the Coptic marches that followed the 2011 New Year’s Day bombing, which killed 21 worshipers in Alexandria.