13 rights watchdogs denounced the Hadayeq el-Qobba Police torture and assaults against lawyers… Click on Latuff’s cartoon below to read the statement…
There’s a darker side than you might imagine to Egypt, and Cairo in particular. An entire undercaste of Christians live by sorting and picking through the rubbish that the rest of the citizens throw away.
I scored two books at the British Museum as I rushed on through. "Tales From Ancient Egypt" by J. Tyldesley. Oh. My. God. Why did I buy this! It's just what I don't like! On first glance it seemed like.
Cairo: Red and white banners along Nile bridges and Cairo streets this month were Egypt's latest effort to curb an increasingly pressing problem: a population growing faster than the economy can suppo.
I can't take it anymore from this Farouk Hosni UNESCO circus , to say the truth it does not matter to me if he wins the chair in Paris or not , all what I care about is that I do not want to see his face again in the next Cabinet , seriously I just want him out of the ministry of culture for good.
If you’re wondering what this is about, catch the video here. I flipped through a Sibley guide at the local book nook here on Block Island and found a possible hit. Then as soon as I had internet, I Googled “Egyptian Goose” and all was made clear.
A former Las Vegas poker dealer accused of conspiring with a Clare woman to murder her partner and his two sons is a “patsy”, the prosecution is using to secure the conviction of his co-accused a jury at the Central Criminal Court has heard.
Jean-Claude La Marre, his Color of the Cross, is (to me) the most ‘responsible’ Black American film of the post-civil-rights generation. It was mystery to me why the ultra-right-wing aesthetic of Fox would even bother to recognize the existence of this film—until it became clear to me that Color of the Cross [.
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