El mesary elyoum tv#
Naoot argued that humans justified their lust for killing and enjoying the smell of cooking game by attempting to bestow a divine meaning to their actions.Įgyptian authorities put TV host Islam Behery in prison in December after a court reduced to one year an earlier five-year sentence against him for "contempt of religion" over comments he made questioning the credibility of some sayings of the Prophet Mohammed on his now-suspended TV programme.Įl-Beheiry is appealing against his prison sentence.
El mesary elyoum trial#
His trial sparked public controversy and he got the support of many journalists, writers, scholars and human rights activists.Įl-Beheiry and Naoot’s convictions come amid public debate over freedom of speech in Egypt. The nascent Egyptian Secularist Party launched a campaign in November calling for the repeal of an Egyptian law punishing contempt of religion with up to five years in prison, Daily News Egypt reported.In March 2010, Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was in Berlin talking to Chancellor Angela Merkel about Middle East peace prospects, bilateral relations, and so on.
The meetings seemed perfectly unremarkable. As stunning as the news itself was the fact that it was reported at all.īut shortly after a joint press conference on Thursday, March 4, Mubarak took an unscheduled trip to Heidelberg, and on Friday Egyptians received the really interesting news out of Germany: Mubarak, aged eighty-two, would be going into emergency surgery the following morning. Only two years earlier, journalist Ibrahim Eissa had been jailed for questioning Mubarak’s health. Although Eissa was eventually pardoned, the message was clear: anyone who called attention to the fading health of the leader would be punished. But now state television was issuing regular briefings about Mubarak’s gallbladder surgery and recovery, and although the tone was the same - Mubarak’s surgery was a success! His recovery is remarkable! - the plot had changed. The president remained out of sight, and social networking sites lit up with speculations. Journalists and activists wondered whether the malady might be something more serious, and the wondering sounded an awful lot like hoping. Was this sudden slip in Mubarak’s health actually a sign of the end of his thirty-year regime?Īs if to quell this notion, images of Mubarak joking with his doctors in Heidelberg were released ten days after his operation. Muhammad Amin, Chairman of the Board of Trustees ElmASRY ElYoum Newspaper, Salah Esmaiel, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Managing Director of one of the oil sector companies, Sharl ElMasry, Vice Chairman of the "Sawt ElOmma", Mohammed Farooq, Editor in Chief"Ain Newspaper", Khaled Tawheed, Editor "Al-Ahram Sports Magazine", Mohammed Abdullah, Editor of "Elshabab Magazine", Refaat Fayyad, Editor in Chief of ElmASRY ElYoum Newspaper, Nabil Eltarorty, Editor in hief of "Loghat ElAsr Newspaper, Fatma Sharawy, Head of TV Department at "ElAhram Newspaper", Mona Iraqi, Abdelgawad Abo Ka, Editor in Chief of "Rose ElYousef Gate" Muhammed Ebrahim, Mohammed Ibrahim, Head of "Creative for Advertising Company" and Mo'men ElHebaa, Former Editor in Chief of "ElMasaa News paper".But the photos only quieted the rumor mill momentarily the taboo against discussing Mubarak’s health was broken, and with it the fear of discussing a post-Mubarak Egypt. on Wednesday 14 th of December at the VIP Hall as a reward for HOSTINGTHE Faculty Students for weeks as part of the summer training.
Ahmed Attia Seida, President of October 6 University welcomed the media leaderships whom were hosted by the Faculty of Media and Mass Communication, at his office where they exchanged their opinions after through and the exchange of opinion with them, during a reception in his office, after honoring them by the Faculty of Media and Mass Comm.
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