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10:57PM

Released detainees debate reform on TV

As I'm blogging now, 3alaa is speaking on MBC, about the bloggers community in Egypt, human rights abuses, prospects for activism in Egypt, and his encounter with the Muslim Brothers youth in detention.
Two released detainees are also to appear on Dream2 TV, Saturday 8pm (Cairo time), together with two Mubrak's National Democratic Party MPs.
Kefaya activists Ahmad Salah and Nada al-Qassas are to debate political reform against Yehya Wahdan, the former State Security Colonel who became the MP for Bab el-She3reya district (formerly represented by Dr. Ayman Nour), and Dr. Sherin 3abdel 3aziz, Al-Waylee’s district MP.
The talkshow host is Wael el-Ibrashi.
دي حتبقى مجزرة

Reader Comments (2)

Let us know how it went, Hossam.

Jul 1, 2006 at 10:51 PM | Unregistered CommenterIssandr El Amrani

I missed watching it, as I was covering the protest at the syndicate. I'll keep my eye out, in case they show a repeat. If any of the Arabist readers saw it, then plz fill us in. I had spoken with Ahmad Salah, and he said they creamed the NDP dudes.

Jul 1, 2006 at 11:04 PM | Unregistered CommenterHossam el-Hamalawy

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