Sarah Sabry is an independent researcher. Her research has mostly focused on urban poverty, informal areas and social policy in Egypt. She holds a PhD in Development Studies from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London.
«At the World Social Science Forum in September 2015 in Durban, South Africa, many presentations offered a grim perspective on the state of poverty and inequality…»
«The 2016 census is our opportunity to better understand where and how most Egyptians live. Egypt will carry out its next census in 2016. The census,…»
«On the anniversary of the devastating earthquake that hit Egypt in 1992, leaving hundreds of families homeless and with little option but to settle in informal…»
«Three years after a nation took to the streets demanding bread and social justice, poverty in Egypt has been increasing at alarming levels. A recent report…»
