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My Statement in the UN HRC re. Digital Rights

Today i delivered an oral intervention in the UN Human Rights Council, during a panel on Internet Freedoms. It was moderated by: Mr. Riz Khan, Al Jazeera. Opening statement by: Ms. Navi Pillay, High Commissioner for Human Rights. Panellists: Mr. Carl Bildt, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden - Mr. Frank La Rue, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression - Ms.Anriette Esterhuysen, Executive Director, Association for Progressive Communications, South Africa - Mr. Carlos Afonso, Executive Director, Instituto Nupef, Brazil - Mr. William Echikson, Head of Free Expression, External Relations, Communications and Public Affairs, Google and Ms. Ms. Hesti Armiwulan, Commissioner of the National Human Rights Commission of Indonesia. The intervention:

وزير الداخلية: لم نستخدم خرطوش في الاشتباكات

ردا على سيادة الوزير   It seems that lying is still one of the main habits by officials in Egypt.. Minister of Interior gave the same statement several times: We Only Use Tear-Gas, We Didn't Use Birdshot. This video is our response.

هي الشباب عند وزارة الداخلية ليه؟

قوات الأمن تلتزم بأقصى درجات ضبط النفس - 3 فبراير 2012 قوات الأمن لا قوم بحماية الوزارة من اقتحام... قوات الأمن تقتل المتظاهرين س: هي الشباب عند وزارة الداخلية ليه؟ ج: عشان غضبانة من القتل المجاني.

Blogger Removes Military Violations Pictures Post موقع بلوجر يزيل تدوينة لصور انتهاكات الجيش

[Update 23 February 2012]: 1. Blogger.com sent me a response to inform me they made the notice online and to a pologize for this inconvenience. 2. The complaint against my blog was filed by StockPix.eu and  the image is removed from the post .

كذابون

رئيس الوزراء كمال الجنزوري والمجلس العسكري كذابون

Military Forces Attack on Female Protesters

During the raid on Tahrir Square on 17 December 2011:    [This image has been removed by Blogger.com based on a complaint again this blog from StockPix.eu]  

Army Raid in Tahrir Square

07:30 am (Cairo Timings) - 17 December 2011 Photo Set

Internet and Social Movements in North Africa

The Global Information Society Watch ( GISWatch ) is a space for collaborative monitoring of implementation of international (and national) commitments made by governments towards the creation of an inclusive information society. The GISWatch publish a yearly report on wide range of topics and by team of authors from different countries. This year i contributed to GISWatch 2011 report by a thematic report on internet and social movements in North Africa:

Our Struggle Against The Regime

What is Happening in Egypt

If you would like to understand what is happening in Egypt nowadays, please check the below document for a brief on the situation. Its also available on a web page with several translations.