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Aya Batrawy
Egypt forces storm democracy watchdogs’ offices
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Aya Batrawy
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30 Dec 2011
Egyptian security forces have stormed the offices of pro-democracy groups that they say are fomenting protests with the help of foreign funding.
Egypt conflict erupts into bloody violence, killing 7
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Aya Batrawy
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17 Dec 2011
Egypt's soldiers stormed an anti-military protest camp outside the Cabinet building, beating women with sticks and throwing concrete onto protesters.
Gaddafi regime: Hammerl ‘has not been found’
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Aya Batrawy
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17 May 2011
A Gaddafi official says missing SA journalist Anton Hammerl has not been found, and a trial of detained journalists has been indefinitely delayed.
Female genital mutilation practice still common in Egypt
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Aya Batrawy
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18 Nov 2010
Abdul Rahman is trying to change 2 000 years of tradition to end the practice of female genital mutilation in Egypt.
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