Read this piece in the Guardian by Amira Nowaira
Egypt's Day of Rage goes on. The scale of protests in Egypt has shaken a regime that has long relied on citizens' passivity to retain power, she says. The calls are for a minimum monthly wage and end to bread queues. "There were no religious chants or slogans."
Egypt's Day of Rage goes on. The scale of protests in Egypt has shaken a regime that has long relied on citizens' passivity to retain power, she says. The calls are for a minimum monthly wage and end to bread queues. "There were no religious chants or slogans."
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