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Why the UAE and Egypt want Abdul Rahman al-Qaradawi
Kefaya to organise protest in front of High Court
Hundreds rally for change in Egypt
When the US Invasion of Iraq Stirred Political Waters in Egypt
Where does Muslim Brotherhood fit in Egypt's moment?
Kefaya Movement Stages Anniversary of Egyptian-Election Protest
Hossam Moanis: A backstage force in oppositional politics
Why nonviolent resistance beats violent force in effecting social, political change
The Pavements Don’t Speak: Silencing Street Theatre in Egypt
Egypt's opposition pushes demands as protests continue
Calls for popular protests in Egypt began online but are being used by opposition groups to push different agendas.
Why the UAE and Egypt want Abdul Rahman al-Qaradawi
The poet and son of the late Islamic scholar Yusuf al-Qaradawi is being targeted by the governments of Egypt and UAE.
Kefaya to organise protest in front of High Court
The Kefaya movement, National Association for Change and the Egyptian National Council will organise a protest in front of the prosecutor...
Where does Muslim Brotherhood fit in Egypt's moment?
Editor's note: Carrie Rosefsky Wickham is an associate professor of political science at Emory University and author of "Mobilizing Islam:...
Hundreds rally for change in Egypt
Hundreds of pro-democracy protesters have rallied in 15 Egyptian cities and towns, despite a government crackdown.
When the US Invasion of Iraq Stirred Political Waters in Egypt
The United States invasion of Iraq marked a pivotal moment that presented an opportunity for shifting the political scene in Egypt.
Kefaya Movement Stages Anniversary of Egyptian-Election Protest
Group protests violence used to prevent Egyptians from voting during recent parliamentary elections.
Hossam Moanis: A backstage force in oppositional politics
At dawn on June 25, 2019, security forces raided the home of political activist Hossam Moanis, where he was living with his wife and two...
Why nonviolent resistance beats violent force in effecting social, political change
Harvard Professor Erica Chenoweth discovers nonviolent civil resistance is far more successful in effecting change than violent campaigns.
The Pavements Don’t Speak: Silencing Street Theatre in Egypt
This paper will address the phenomenon of contemporary Egyptian street theatre, including the factors that enabled its rise and the purpose of some of the...
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Established in 2004 as a broad opposition movement against Mubarak-era policies while not exclusively a youth movement, Kefaya played an early role in galvanizing young activists and intellectuals and later allied with other opposition figures (including engagement with figures such as Mohamed ElBaradei during the 2010–2011 period).