Source: Project on Middle East Democracy
Author(s): Hanan Abdulhadi, Amy Hawthorne and Mohamed Lotfy
Improving Egypt’s human rights record is a steep climb. The security apparatus has effectively nationalized the public domain in the name of “countering terrorism.” It controls elections and other political processes, distributes economic opportunities to cronies, and shuts down channels of participation in public affairs.
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