
One of our fellow human rights advocates, Amnesty International – Egyptian Action Group coordinator Mina Yassa takes a look at Morsi’s Egypt in a special piece for The Australian Coptic Movement Association.
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Australian Coptic Movement (ACM)Australia’s peak Coptic Community advocacy group. Promoting Justice, Culture and Unity. |
One of our fellow human rights advocates, Amnesty International – Egyptian Action Group coordinator Mina Yassa takes a look at Morsi’s Egypt in a special piece for The Australian Coptic Movement Association.
The Nile Valley is the source of not only water for millions of people in Africa but also one of the sources of civilization. On 30 March 2013, the communities who originate from the Nile Valley come together to share aspects of their cultures.
Egypt’s President Morsi continually makes the claim that he is the ‘President for all Egyptians’. Suzy Hanna thinks otherwise.
This Saturday the 30th March 2013 The Australian Coptic Movement Association (ACM) is hosting a cultural event to show case a range of cultural activities, foods and arts from different communities who originate from The Nile Valley and its branches.
Prostitution is illegal in Egypt, yet renting out the Pyramids at an hourly rate happens to be just fine. Anthony Hanna provides his (satirical) insight.