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This week’s Jadaliyya “Media on Media” roundup features stories on the manufacturing of media narratives during war, Egypt’s media laws, and a new ISIS radio show for concerned jihadis.
This week’s Jadaliyya “Media on Media” roundup revolves around a number of topics dealing with Egypt’s legal dispute with its press syndicate, Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s absence from Twitter, and how White Helmets’ "Mannequin Challenge" video blew up in their face.
Egyptians occupying streets, blocking traffic, and chanting patriotic slogans: Contrary to conventional wisdom, these images became part of Egypt’s contemporary political arena well before the January 2011 Revolution. We saw them on multiple occasions in
إنك لا تجني من الشوك العنب والدولة المستبدة لا تنجب الحرية، إنما الحرية تولد من رحم الأحرار. وهل يمكن لدولة تعتقل أكثر من ١٪ من مجمل مواطنيها وتغيبهم وراء ضوء الشمس في سجون الرأي ومصادرة الحرية وتنكل بهم لتجعلهم عبرة لمن يعشق الحرية ويسعى لها أن تتغنى بالحرية أو حتى ترسم رسماً كروكياً لها؟ هل يمكن لنظام كهذا أن يهب للناس حريتهم التي كفلها الله لهم؟ وهل يمكن لدولة كهذه أن تسير بشعبها عل..
[The below piece was written before the current wave of protests in Kasserine in the marginalized southern region of Tunisia. The protests, which soon expanded to the whole country, started after a young unemployed man climbed an electric power tower and was electrocuted. He was protesting in..
Since the events of 30 June, divisive fault lines have emerged within the country’s trade unions and professional syndicates, with leading members of these associations taking sides with the new ruling elites or former President Mohamed Morsi’s ousted regime.
Assad accuses UK of bullying In a rare interview with the UK`s Sunday Times, President Bashar al-Assad accused the British government of bullying and naivety in ..
A small yet significant meeting takes place directly across the street from the Cairo central union office for healthcare professionals. It is a meeting of the strikers’ central committee for the Doctors Syndicate, in which the General Secretary Amr Bakr personally describes the divisions wit..
[The following letter was issued on 11 November 2012 in light of the ongoing negotiations between the government of Egypt and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It was issued by various organizations, political parties, movements, and syndicates to express their disapproval of this proce..