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Abdelrahman ElGendy
Anatomy of an Incarceration: Athazagoraphobia
«"Was I ever outside? The prisoner starts to wonder"»
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Abdelrahman ElGendy
Abdelrahman ElGendy is a former political prisoner in Egypt who spent more than six years behind bars, from October 6, 2013 until his release on January 13, 2020. He was arrested at 17, and left prison at 24. While in prison, he earned an engineering degree from Ain Shams University. He began publishing his writing on Mada Masr from prison.
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Anatomy of an Incarceration: A story of arms
«"I throw my arms around her in a firm hug. Holding on. Recharging for the next two weeks"»
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Anatomy of an Incarceration: Took nothing, saw nothing, know nothing
«“Do you know how we mark snitches?” he asks. “We cut them in a way that sets them apart.”»
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Abdelrahman ElGendy
Anatomy of an Incarceration: Sweatbox
«A suffering that never seems to end. A sweat-box, as British prisoners’ lingo accurately coins it.»
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Anatomy of an Incarceration: Life in a cell
«The cell’s width barely accommodates the length of two grown men, and there are nearly 30 of us»
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Anatomy of an Incarceration: The welcome party
«Resistance comes in many shapes and forms. It burns in the veins and transforms perspective.»
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