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  • The Land of Fear and Oppression

    The Land of Fear and Oppression

    Kazeboon revisits Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi`s Egypt two years after the 3 July military coup. The video below serves as a collage of footage highlighting what sort of state Egypt has become under Sisi. Archival footage traces Sisi`..

  • The Built-In Obsolescence of the Facebook Leader

    The Built-In Obsolescence of the Facebook Leader

    In times like these, when the hopes of the 2011 Egyptian revolution seem to have faded away, it is imperative to understand what went wrong, and in particular what went wrong in the new forms of digitally supported organizations that were displayed in the course revolution and that became a sour..

  • Tamarod: Egypt's Revolution Hones its Skills

    Tamarod: Egypt's Revolution Hones its Skills

    Since Mubarak`s dramatic toppling on 11 February 2011, Egypt has been center stage in most discussions, theoretical and methodological, on the role of social media in political communication and dissent. There is no shortage of treatments on the topic from the..

  • Those Who Lie on Behalf of the Military (video)

    Those Who Lie on Behalf of the Military (video)

    The following video was released by Askar Kazeboon (“military liars”) campaign in commemoration of the forty-day anniversary of the Port Said massacre and the events that followed it. At least seventy-four individuals died in the clashes that ensued in Port Said stad..