Hossam el-Hamalawy is a leading Egyptian journalist, photographer, and socialist activist from Cairo who maintains the widely followed blog 3arabawy. He is also actively involved in the Revolutionary Socialists, the Center for Socialist Studies, and the Workers Democratic Party. Canadian journalist Ali Mustafa had the fortunate opportunity to sit down and talk with him about his views on the current state of the Egyptian revolution following the latest revolt in Tahrir Square this past November, arguably the fiercest and most important display of popular resistance to the ruling military regime to take place since the January 25 uprising that toppled former president Hosni Mubarak some ten months ago.
The Egyptian revolution continues: An interview with journalist Hossam El-Hamalawy
Egypt in revolt
A photo slideshow of the recent clashes in Cairo, Egypt. All photos by Ali Mustafa.
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How a tragic soccer match may have revived the Egyptian revolution
There are no words for the horror that took place in Port Said, Egypt. A soccer match became a killing field, with at least 74 spectators dead, and as many as 1,000 injured. The visiting Al-Ahly team lost to Al-Masri, and what followed will stain the sport forever. Al-Masri fans rushed the field, attacking the Al-Ahly cheering section after Al-Masri's 3-1 upset victory. People were stabbed and beaten, but the majority of deaths took place because of asphyxiation, as Al-Ahly fans were crushed against locked stadium doors.
Occupy love: From Egypt to Wall Street
A video about the moving visit of members of the Egyptian Revolution to Occupy Wall Street. Featuring Asmaa Mahfouz -- the girl who helped spark the Egyptian Revolution through her famous YouTube video, which went viral.