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My survivor’s guilt: Coping with the trauma of loss
«I first met Mina Danial in Tahrir Square, following the bloody events of the Battle of the Camel. I believed in him from our first…»
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Sally Toma
Dr. Sally Toma is a psychiatrist and a cognitive behavioral therapist specialized in the rehabilitation of victims of torture and sexual abuse. She was part of the Revolutionary Youth Coalition and co-founded the Kazeboon campaign that exposed the violations and lies of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and the Muslim Brotherhood regime. She is also a founder of the…
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The March of women: here and there, then and now
«“I still struggle with visuals of my rape. I recall the words he used to break my soul and, although a year has passed, not a…»
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The shared identity of Tahrir: Four years on
«The air on that Friday was like no other, a mix of tear gas and adrenaline that filled the raging streets of Cairo. This unique scent…»
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The dehumanization of the nation
«It was just after Friday prayers, the warm winter sun hesitantly promised serenity once more to the cabinet sit in that had been attacked by ‘thugs.’…»
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Requiems and dreams: The struggle for Egypt’s memory
«A Roman emperor I can’t recall was once told that his people were hungry and angry. His advisor warned him of a possible uprising and revolt.…»
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The injustices of November: Remember or forget?
«November marked the anniversary of Mohamed Mahmoud, remembered as an epic and triumphant struggle by the revolutionaries of Egypt. I woke up smelling teargas and hearing…»
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