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.
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“If supporting Copts a crime, we are all criminals” on Blogging Day to support 8 detainees
Posted by Sarah on May 8th, 2012
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Tags: alexandria, Blogging Day, Copts, Egyptian, regime, Revolution 
No Comments »Muslims protest Coptic Christian governor in Qena
Posted by Sarah on April 23rd, 2011
Thousands of mostly Muslim protesters swelled through the streets of the Egyptian city of Qena on Friday to demonstrate against the recent appointment of a new Coptic Christian governor.
Posted in Featured Post, News and Articles Tags: acm, aldi, allegedly, army, Australian, cairo, Christian, Church, clerics, conservative, Coptic, Copts, Corruption, demonstrators, developement, egypt, Egyptian, extremist, government, governor, interior minister, Islam, Mikhael, Mubarak, Muslim, national uprising, orders, Parliament, police, Protests, Qena, railway, regime, responsible, shoot, trial No Comments »The return of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Posted by Sarah on April 19th, 2011
Nearly three months after the fall of Mubarak, Egypt remains in a state of crisis. A newly emerged, de facto political alliance between the governing Army Council and the Muslim Brotherhood is posing a dire threat to the youthful forces of secular, democratic pluralism, in which so many Western hopes had been invested.
Posted in Featured Post, News and Articles Tags: 1952, acm, Activitist, army, Australia, Brotherhood, Christian, civil, constitutional, Coptic, council, democracy, egypt, government, human rights, Military, Mubarak, Muslim, Nasser, officers, Parliament, Poltics, rally, regime, Religion, September, society, Tahrir Square No Comments »Coptic Christians attacked by Egyptian military after suspending demonstrations
Posted by Sarah on March 22nd, 2011
Dozens of Christian demonstrators have been attacked by Egyptian Armed Forces despite agreeing to suspend a sit-in protest outside the state-run television building that lasted 9 days.
Posted in Featured Post, News and Articles Tags: acm, AINA, army, Australia, Australian Coptic Movement, Battered, building, cairo, Christian, Commander, Coptic, Copts, Demonstrations, egypt, Egyptian, government, Hany Ramsis, hospital, human rights, Humiliated, Military, Muslim, order, Politics, Priest, protest, regime, Revolution, torture, youth No Comments »Pro-democracy activists allege torture by Egyptian soldiers
Posted by Sarah on March 22nd, 2011
A patchwork of blood-red welts and purple bruises cover Ramy Essam’s back, from his neck down to his thighs. His scars are evidence, he said, that violent groups linked to ousted Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s regime are trying to subvert the revolution.
Posted in Featured Post, News and Articles Tags: acm, anti-government, Australian Coptic Movement, Christian, Coptic, Copts, democracy, detained, Egyptian, electric shocks, Essam, God, government, militant, Military, Mubark, Muslim, Politics, President, regime, Religion, rescue, Revolution, slodiers, Tahrir, thugs, torture No Comments »
