#egypt

Mahienour el Masry arrêtée en Égypte...

►https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/egypt-detains-award-winning-human-rights-lawyer-representing-proteste

Un portrait de l’avocate par Youssef El Chazli en 2016 :

▻https://vacarme.org/article2848.html

#Egypte #manifestations #répression

Egypt detains award-winning human rights lawyer representing protestersBy MEE and agencies
Published date: 22 September 2019 21:52 UTC | Middle East Eye
►https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/egypt-detains-award-winning-human-rights-lawyer-representing-proteste

Egyptian authorities on Sunday detained an award-winning human rights lawyer after she attended judicial investigations into protesters arrested during recent demonstrations against President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, her lawyer said.

Mahienour El-Massry “was arrested as soon as she left the State Security Prosecutor’s headquarters in Cairo, where she had attended the investigations as a lawyer for several of those arrested during the demonstrations”, Tarek al-Awadi said. (...)

Massry, a political activist and human rights defender, has been tried and jailed twice for taking part in demonstrations.

In December 2013, after the army’s overthrow of then president Mohamed Morsi following mass protests, she was arrested and imprisoned until September 2014 on charges of participating in a demonstration without a permit.

While in prison, Massry received the Ludovic Trarieux Award, an international prize given out annually to a lawyer for contributions to human rights.

In 2015, Massry was given another year-long sentence for taking part in a sit-in during Morsi’s rule.

Egypt effectively banned protests under a law passed following Morsi’s 2013 ouster.

Sisi was elected president the following year with 96.9 percent of the vote.

#Mahienour_El-Massry #Égypte

Libye : quand les Rafale vendus à l’Egypte aidaient le seigneur de guerre Haftar
▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/200919/libye-quand-les-rafale-vendus-l-egypte-aidaient-le-seigneur-de-guerre-haft

Le « maréchal » Khalifa Haftar, qui a lancé en avril son offensive contre le régime de Tripoli reconnu par la communauté internationale, a bénéficié pour conquérir l’est du pays de l’aide discrète de précieux alliés, dont la France. Et du soutien des Rafale vendus par Paris à l’Égypte.

#Armement #Dassault,_Conseil_de_la_choura_des_moudjahidines,_France,_Houn,_Ventes_d’armes,_Egypte,_ALN,_Khalifa_Haftar,_Derna,_FrenchArms,_Abdel_Fattah_al-Sissi,_GNA,_libye,_Rafale

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Morsi’s son dies of alleged heart attack | The Dispatch
▻https://www.thedispatch.in/morsis-son-dies-of-alleged-heart-attack

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The youngest son of Egypt’s former president, Mohamed Morsi, died on Wednesday from an alleged heart attack, his brother and a family lawyer told Reuters.

In June former President Morsi had also died of an alleged heart attack while in detention even as his family alleged custodia torture by state authorities.

Abdallah Morsi, 24, began to feel spasms while driving in Cairo with a friend and died shortly afterward, his brother Ahmed said.

Rappel :
▻https://www.challenges.fr/monde/un-fils-du-president-egyptien-dechu-morsi-arrete-pour-fake-news_618498

La police égyptienne a arrêté mercredi matin le fils cadet du président islamiste déchu Mohamed Morsi à son domicile dans la banlieue du Caire, ont annoncé son frère et trois responsables des services de sécurité.

De sources sécuritaires, on précise qu’Abdallah Morsi a été arrêté pour « diffusion de fausses nouvelles » après avoir accordé la semaine dernière une interview à l’agence Associated Press dans laquelle il évoquait les conditions de détention de son père et la détérioration de sa santé.

Son frère, Ahmed, a déclaré à Reuters que les policiers n’avaient pas présenté de mandat d’arrêt et avaient emmené Abdallah « pour l’interroger ».

#egypte pays arabe modéré !

L’#ONU cède à la polémique et délocalise d’#Egypte sa conférence sur la #torture | Africanews
▻https://fr.africanews.com/2019/08/20/l-onu-cede-a-la-polemique-et-delocalise-d-egypte-sa-conference-sur-la

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Le constat des défenseurs égyptiens des #droits de l’homme est clair : il est scandaleux pour l’ONU d’organiser une conférence contre la torture dans un pays où cette pratique est monnaie courante. Le faisant, cela serait « blanchir à la chaux » les exactions du gouvernement égyptien, arguent-ils.

#Mau_Mau - #Con_chi_fugge

Chi scappa perché c’è una guerra
chi gli hanno preso la sua terra
chi si è salvato da un inferno
finendo in un C.I.E. moderno

Non si vive non si vive così
Che faresti se vivessi così?
Per la gente di
Mali Siria Eritrea
Nigeria Senegal
io griderò
che con chi fugge io starò!

Chi sarà sempre uno straniero
chi sogna un lavoro vero
chi cerca cibo e trova bombe
e chi si è perso tra le onde

Non si vive non si vive così
che faresti se vivessi così?
Per la gente di
Gambia Palestina Bangladesh
Egitto Libia
urlerò
che con chi fugge io starò!

Chi comanda ha messo un muro 
un confine immaginario
si è spartito questa Terra
l’esodo è planetario

Attraverso i 7 mari
c’è una schiavitù moderna
gli interessi dei potenti
e sangue sopra i continenti

ma con chi fugge io starò

▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XltxNObQ_lo

ping @sinehebdo

Massacre de Bahr el-Baqar
►https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacre_de_Bahr_el-Baqar

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Le massacre de Bahr el-Baqar désigne un raid mené le 8 avril 1970 par l’aviation israélienne sur le village égyptien de Bahr el-Baqar, au sud de Port-Saïd, dans le gouvernorat nord-oriental de Charqiya. Le raid a entraîné la destruction d’une école primaire complète des enfants de l’école et la mort de 46 enfants égyptiens.

Évoqué par Asad Abukhalil :
▻https://mobile.twitter.com/asadabukhalil/status/1157713026771849216

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هذه الرسمة للفنانة المصرية منحة حلمي. هي تكريم للشهداء الأطفال من مدرسة بحر البقر في مصر عندما قصف العدو مدرسة في نيسان ١٩٧٠ وقتل ٤٦ طفلاً وجرح خمسين.

Italie : 400 experts des #papyrus partagent leurs découvertes - Culture - RFI
▻http://www.rfi.fr/culture/20190729-papyrus-italie-congres-egypte-crocodiles-offrandes

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Le 29e congrès de #papyrologie commence le 29 juillet 2019 à Lecce, en Italie. Organisé par l’université du Salento, il accueille les spécialistes du papyrus durant une semaine, venus partager leurs dernières découvertes sur le sujet.

#histoire #écriture #archéologie #égyptologie #conservation

Tel Aviv: Jumping into the unknown – Middle East Monitor
▻https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20190719-tel-aviv-jumping-into-the-unknown

I genuinely believe that most pessimists, including Abdel Nasser himself, did not think the day would come when he’d see an Egyptian embassy in Israel, after all of the pure blood of thousands of Egyptians was shed in the wars with Israel in 1956, 1967, and after his death in 1973, and that Netanyahu would attend a celebration of his revolution in Egypt.

[...]

Why is Egypt importing Israeli gas after announcing the discovery of the giant Zohr gas field in regional Egyptian waters? The total gas in place in Zohr is 30 trillion cubic feet, which is enough to cover Egypt’s gas needs. Also, how did Egypt go from being a source of gas for Israel until 2012, which stopped due to suspicious attacks on the gas line crossing through Sinai and therefore Egypt, was forced to pay several billions of dollars as a result of rulings against it? The first ruling was issued by the International Chamber of Commerce in Geneva, which stipulated that the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) must pay compensation to the East Mediterranean Gas Company (EMG) totalling to $288m. In EMG’s second case, it demanded that the Egyptian government pay $8 billion in compensation for halting gas supplies to Israel’s electric company. A settlement was reached in this matter, and Egypt agreed to pay $500 million over 8 and a half years in exchange for completing the deal to export Israeli gas to Egypt.

Cairo has taken measures that pose a significant danger to Egypt’s national security in the course of its relations with Israel after the Egyptian parliament rejected a proposal by an MP to ban Egyptian citizenship to those carrying Israeli or Palestinian citizenship. However, the latter has already been implemented, as the Arab states agreed not to grant Palestinians citizenship in countries hosting them to prevent the liquidation of the Palestinian identity. How about Israeli citizenship? Will we be seeing Israelis carrying Egyptian citizenship, after paying $10,000 and owning flat, occupying vital positions in Egypt in just a few years? This is a hazardous matter, but who is listening? Who is aware? Who understands this?

#Egypte #sionisme

EU-Egypt migration cooperation : where are human rights ?

The new EuroMed Rights study “EU-Egypt migration cooperation: at the expense of human rights,” published today, maps EU and Member State cooperation with Egypt in migration and border management. The study highlights the impact of this cooperation on the rights of refugees and migrants in Egypt and offers concrete recommendations for action. This publication follows the second meeting of the Migration Dialogue between the European Union and Egypt, which took place in Cairo on 11 July.

While Egypt does not constitute a major country of departure for migrant movement towards Europe, the report finds that attention towards EU-Egypt cooperation on migration is predominately driven by Egypt’s attempts to strengthen its image as a regional leader, gain European support for its counter-terrorism policy and obtain funds for its domestic projects. If EU-led cooperation programmes in Egypt have stalled, certain Member States have stepped up bilateral cooperation on migration, going so far as to increase deportations of Egyptians back to Egypt where they could face severe human rights violations.

“EU support to Egypt on migration has served to reinforce Egypt’s policing capacities and harsh border management policies, legitimising and strengthening the violence of the authoritarian Egyptian regime,” said Wadih Al-Asmar, President of EuroMed Rights. “We urge the EU to consult independent NGOs, inside and outside Egypt, on migration cooperation, assess the human rights impact of EU-Egypt agreements and funding, report to the European Parliament on cooperation between Frontex and the Egyptian authorities, and reject any proposals for a readmission agreement with Egypt.”

▻https://euromedrights.org/publication/eu-egypt-migration-cooperation-where-are-human-rights

#droits_humains #Egypte #UE #EU #Europe #migrations #asile #réfugiés #frontières #contrôles_frontaliers #Italie #Allemagne #externalisation #coopération

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Reçu via la mailing-list Migreurop avec ce commentaire :

Le dernier rapport d’EuroMed Droits (disponible en anglais, recommandations disponibles en arabe aussi) porte sur la coopération entre l’UE et l’Egypte relativement à la question dite de la « gestion des flux migratoires ». Peu documentée, cette coopération s’est pourtant intensifiée depuis la fin 2016 au niveau de la Commission européenne, mais aussi à l’appui notamment d’une coopération bilatérale fournie entre l’Egypte et l’Italie, d’une part, et l’Allemagne d’autre part. Le faible contrôle démocratique et le manque de transparence sur la réalité de cette coopération ajoute aux inquiétudes fortes d’une coopération qui ne fait ni guère cas de l’impact de cette coopération sur les droits humains (des personnes en migration et des Egyptien.nes).

Le rapport met aussi en lumière des éléments d’analyse qui contredisent la thèse d’une « externalisation des politiques européennes » au sens classique du terme : les auteurs avancent que l’UE ne bénéficie que très peu d’une coopération qui, à l’inverse, profite véritablement à l’Egypte qui voit dans la coopération migratoire un canal de financement & de légitimité diplomatique fort utile, dans un contexte plus général de politique anti-terroriste qui s’accommode assez bien d’un amalgame politiquement utile entre migration irrégulière, criminalité transfrontalière et terrorisme.

Au vu des enjeux en matière de droits humains particulièrement prégnant en Egypte, des recommandations sont émises aux institutions européennes, ainsi qu’aux autorités italiennes et égyptiennes pour tirer la sonnette d’alarme sur une coopération dangereuse qui se poursuit loin des regards.

Ajouté à la métaliste sur l’externalisation, et plus précisément sur l’externalisation en Egypte :
►https://seenthis.net/messages/731749#message767801

Les migrations contribuent-elles à améliorer la condition des femmes au pays d’origine ?

Ce 9e numéro de #De_facto mobilise des chercheurs en #économie_du_développement pour apprécier les conséquences des migrations sur la #condition_des_femmes dans les #pays_d’origine. Sandrine Mesplé-Somps et Idrissa Diabaté montrent que les émigrées qui rentrent au Mali depuis la Côte d’Ivoire contribuent à faire reculer l’#excision (▻http://icmigrations.fr/2019/07/01/defacto-9-001). À l’opposé, Simone Bertoli constate que les Égyptiens ayant séjourné dans les #pays_du_Golfe en reviennent avec une vision plus conservatrice du #rôle_des_femmes (▻http://icmigrations.fr/2019/07/01/defacto-9-003). Jason Gagnon compare migrations féminines et migrations masculines à l’échelle des grandes régions du monde et montre que les femmes migrent aussi dans l’espoir de s’émanciper (▻http://icmigrations.fr/2019/07/01/defacto-9-004). Au #Sénégal, où nous emmène Sylvie Lambert, les #migrations_matrimoniales des femmes peuvent leur permettre d’améliorer leur #bien-être et de gagner en #autonomie (▻http://icmigrations.fr/2019/07/01/defacto-9-002).

▻http://icmigrations.fr/defacto-009
#femmes #migrations #asile #réfugiés #développement #Golfe #émancipation #Egypte #Mali

THE ANGRY ARAB: The First Elected Egyptian President? The Death of Mohammad Morsi – Consortiumnews
▻https://consortiumnews.com/2019/07/03/the-angry-arab-the-first-elected-egyptian-president-the-death-of-moh

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The year of Morsi was an interesting period in contemporary Egyptian history. It was by far the freest political era, where political parties and media flourished and the state tolerated more criticisms against the ruler than before or since. But young Egyptians who participated in the 2011 revolt stress the point that freedoms under Morsi were not so much a gift from the leader to the people as they were the result of insistence on their rights by the revolutionary masses. They had just managed to oust the 30-year rule of Hosni Mubarak and they were not going to settle for less than an open political environment.

But that also did not last, and the rise of el-Sisi was entirely an affair hatched by foreign governments and the security apparatus of the state. Secular, liberal, Nasserists, and even some progressives were accomplices of the coup of 2013; they were alarmed with the Islamic rhetoric of the Brotherhood and some even resented the political rise of poorer Egyptians with an Islamist bend. el-Sisi knew how to appeal to a large coalition and to pretend that he would carry on the democratization of Egypt. But the signs were on the wall: the blatant role of the Saudi and UAE regime in his coup were not disguised, and el-Sisi was an integral part of the Egyptian state military-intelligence apparatus, whose purpose is to maintain close relations with the Israeli occupation state, and to crush domestic dissent and opposition.

Morsi’s fate was sealed when he decided to coexist with the same military council that had existed in the age of Mubarak. He could have purged the entire top brass, and replaced them with new people who were not tainted with links to the Mubarak regime. Worse, Morsi made the chief of Egyptian military intelligence—the man who is in charge of close Israeli-Egyptian security cooperation—his minister of defense (that was el-Sisi himself). Morsi assumed that the military command would quickly switch their loyalty to the democratic order instead of the old tyrannical regime.

#angry_arab #morsi #issi #égypte

هنيدي يشارك الجماهير هتافها لأبو تريكة في الدقيقة 22 وفاء له.. وهتافات مدوية في الدقيقة 74 لضحايا بورسعيد.. وعطل فني في كلمة السيسي الافتتاحية يجعل صوته غير طبيعي والسخرية سيدة الموقف | رأي اليوم
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Premier match des Egyptiens dans la Coupe d’Afrique. Ovations du public aux minutes 22 et 74 en hommage à l’ancienne star du foot, Abu Trika, ouvertement proche des Frères musulmans, et aux 74 "ultras"morts dans le stade de Port-Saïd. Quant au discours de Sissi, il a été coupé par une panne de son...

#égypte

Ces blagues politiques qui pouvaient vous coûter la vie sous Staline - Russia Beyond FR

▻https://fr.rbth.com/histoire/83065-urss-blagues-staline

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Les fantômes d’Alexandre le Grand, de Jules César et de Napoléon regardent le défilé sur la place Rouge dans les années 1940.

« Si j’avais eu des chars soviétiques, j’aurais été invincible ! », s’exclame Alexandre.

« Si j’avais eu des avions soviétiques, j’aurais conquis le monde entier ! », déclare César.

« Si j’avais eu la Pravda [le principal journal soviétique], le monde n’aurait jamais entendu parler de Waterloo ! », assure Napoléon.

#soviétisme #blagues_soviétiques #staline

ألغاز مثيرة أحاطت بوفاة د.مرسي.. نعي ابنه له قبل يوم من الرحيل.. وجود السيسي خارج البلاد أثناء الوفاة المفاجئة.. السماح لقناة اسرائيلية بتصوير مكان دفنه في حي مدينة نصر.. ماذا وراء الأكمة؟ | رأي اليوم
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Humiliation des partisans de Morsi en Egypte : ils n’ont pas eu le droit de participer à ses funérailles organisées quasi secrètement dans la nuit, mais une chaîne TV israélienne a pu, elle, émettre un reportage devant la tombe de l’ancien président mort en détention.

لم تنته الأمور عند هذا الحد، و بلغت ذروة الإثارة بسماح الأمن المصري لقناة اسرائيلية بتصوير تقرير من أمام مدفن الرئيس المصري المغدور، وهو الأمر الذي أثار-ولا يزال- سخط نشطاء منصات التواصل الاجتماعي، الذين استنكروا ما حدث، منددين بحرمان محبي مرسي من تشييعه،و منع إقامة جنازة له تليق برئيس يعتبره الكثيرون أول رئيس مدني منتخب أتى بعد ثورة شعبية عظيمة.

#égypte

L’ancien président égyptien Mohamed Morsi meurt après un malaise au tribunal
▻http://www.lefigaro.fr/flash-actu/l-ancien-president-egyptien-mohamed-morsi-est-mort-lors-d-une-audience-au-t

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Mohamed Morsi a été enterré mardi à Medinat Nasr, un quartier de l’est du Caire, en toute discrétion et sous haute surveillance, après avoir passé près de six ans en prison. Les autorités ont refusé qu’il soit inhumé dans le caveau familial de sa province natale de Charkiya dans le delta du Nil. L’enterrement s’est déroulé dans la nuit, dans un quartier bouclé par des policiers qui ont contrôlé chaque véhicule passant à proximité.

Aucun journaliste n’a pu accéder au cimetière, situé non loin de là où la répression féroce par les forces de l’ordre d’un sit-in des partisans de Mohamed Morsi avait fait environ 800 morts en août 2013. Seuls une dizaine de membres de la famille étaient présents, selon des journalistes de l’AFP. « La prière funèbre a été faite à l’hôpital de la prison » où il était détenu, a indiqué à l’AFP l’un de ses avocats, Abdelmoneim Abdel Maksoud.

#Morsi #égypte

The U.S. is wrong about the Muslim Brotherhood — and the Arab world is suffering for it
►https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2018/08/28/the-u-s-is-wrong-about-the-muslim-brotherhood-and-the-arab-world-is-suffering-for-it/?noredirect=on

Texte intégral de l’article:
By Jamal Khashoggi

August 28, 2018
During the Obama presidency, the U.S. administration was wary of the Muslim Brotherhood, which had come to power in Egypt after the country’s first-ever free elections. Despite his declared support for democracy and change in the Arab world in the wake of the Arab Spring, then-President Barack Obama did not take a strong position and reject the coup against President-elect Mohamed Morsi. The coup, as we know, led to the military’s return to power in the largest Arab country — along with tyranny, repression, corruption and mismanagement.
That is the conclusion that David D. Kirkpatrick arrives at in his excellent book “Into the Hands of the Soldiers,” which was released this month. A former Cairo bureau chief for the New York Times, Kirkpatrick gives a sad account of Egypt’s 2013 coup that led to the loss of a great opportunity to reform the entire Arab world and allow a historic change that might have freed the region from a thousand years of tyranny.
The United States’s aversion to the Muslim Brotherhood, which is more apparent in the current Trump administration, is the root of a predicament across the entire Arab world. The eradication of the Muslim Brotherhood is nothing less than an abolition of democracy and a guarantee that Arabs will continue living under authoritarian and corrupt regimes. In turn, this will mean the continuation of the causes behind revolution, extremism and refugees — all of which have affected the security of Europe and the rest of the world. Terrorism and the refugee crisis have changed the political mood in the West and brought the extreme right to prominence there.
There can be no political reform and democracy in any Arab country without accepting that political Islam is a part of it. A significant number of citizens in any given Arab country will give their vote to Islamic political parties if some form of democracy is allowed. It seems clear then that the only way to prevent political Islam from playing a role in Arab politics is to abolish democracy, which essentially deprives citizens of their basic right to choose their political representatives.
Shafeeq Ghabra, a professor of political science at Kuwait University, explains the problem in this way: “The Arab regimes’ war on the Brotherhood does not target the movement alone, but rather targets those who practice politics, who demand freedom and accountability, and all who have a popular base in society.” A quick look at the political degradation that has taken place in Egypt since the military’s return to power confirms what Ghabra says. President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi’s regime has cracked down on the Islamists and arrested some 60,000 of them. Now it has extended its heavy hand against both secular and military figures, even those who supported him in the coup. In today’s Egypt, political life is totally dead.
It is wrong to dwell on political Islam, conservatism and identity issues when the choice is between having a free society tolerant of all viewpoints and having an oppressive regime. Five years of Sissi’s rule in Egypt makes this point clear.
There are efforts here in Washington, encouraged by some Arab states that do not support freedom and democracy, to persuade Congress to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization. If they succeed, the designation will weaken the fragile steps toward democracy and political reform that have already been curbed in the Arab world. It will also push backward the Arab countries that have made progress in creating a tolerant environment and allowing political participation by various components of society, including the Islamists.
Islamists today participate in the parliaments of various Arab countries such as Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, Tunisia and Morocco. This has led to the emergence of Islamic democracy, such as the Ennahda movement in Tunisia, and the maturing of democratic transformation in the other countries.
The coup in Egypt led to the loss of a precious opportunity for Egypt and the entire Arab world. If the democratic process had continued there, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political practices could have matured and become more inclusive, and the unimaginable peaceful rotation of power could have become a reality and a precedent to be followed.
The Trump administration always says it wants to correct Obama’s mistakes. It should add his mishandling of Arab democracy to its list. Obama erred when he wasted the precious opportunity that could have changed the history of the Arab world, and when he caved to pressure from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, as well as from members of his own administration. They all missed the big picture and were governed by their intolerant hatred for any form of political Islam, a hatred that has destroyed Arabs’ choice for democracy and good governance.

#démocratie #Islam #pays-arabes #Egypte #Sissi #Morsi #Révolutions-arabes #Trump #Etats-Unis #coup-d'état

The U.S. is wrong about the Muslim Brotherhood — and the Arab world is suffering for it

►https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2018/08/28/the-u-s-is-wrong-about-the-muslim-brotherhood-and-the-arab-world-is-suffering-for-it/?noredirect=on

L’aversion des États-Unis pour les Frères musulmans, qui est plus manifeste dans l’administration Trump actuelle, est à la source d’une situation difficile dans l’ensemble du monde arabe. L’éradication des Frères musulmans n’est rien de moins qu’une abolition de la démocratie et une garantie que les Arabes continueront de vivre sous des régimes autoritaires et corrompus. À son tour, cela signifiera la poursuite des causes de la révolution, de l’extrémisme et des réfugiés, qui ont tous affecté la sécurité de l’Europe et du reste du monde.

... Il ne peut y avoir de réforme politique et de démocratie dans aucun pays arabe sans accepter le fait que l’islam politique en fait partie. Un nombre important de citoyens dans un pays arabe donné donneront leur vote aux partis politiques islamiques si une certaine forme de démocratie est autorisée. Il semble donc clair que le seul moyen d’empêcher l’islam politique de jouer un rôle dans la politique arabe est d’abolir la démocratie, ce qui prive essentiellement les citoyens du droit fondamental de choisir leurs représentants politiques.

#démocratie #Islam #pays-arabes #Egypte #Sissi #Morsi #Révolutions-arabes #Trump #Etats-Unis #coup-d'état

Egypt’s Former President Morsi Dies in Court : State TV | News | teleSUR English
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Egypt’s former President Mohamed Morsi died after fainting during a court hearing.

Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has died in court, state television reported Monday.

It said Morsi had fainted after a court session and died afterward. He was pronounced dead at 4:50 pm local time according to the country’s public prosecutor.

“He was speaking before the judge for 20 minutes then became very animated and fainted. He was quickly rushed to the hospital where he later died,” a judicial source said.

“In front of Allah, my father and we shall unite,” wrote Ahmed, Morsi’s son on Facebook.

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan paid tribute to Morsi saying, "May Allah rest our Morsi brother, our martyr’s soul in peace.”

According to medical reports, there were no apparent injuries on his body.

Morsi, who was democratically elected after the popular ouster of Hosni Mubarak, was toppled by the military led by coup leader and current President Abdul-Fattah el-Sissi in 2013 after protests against his rule.

“We received with great sorrow the news of the sudden death of former president Dr. Mohamed Morsi. I offer my deepest condolences to his family and Egyptian people. We belong to God and to him we shall return,” Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani wrote on Twitter.

The United Nations spokesperson Stephane Dujarric offered condolences to his supporters and relatives.

State television said Morsi, who was 67, was in court for a hearing on charges of espionage emanating from suspected contacts with the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas, which controls the Gaza strip that is under blockade by the current Egyptian government and Israel.

He was facing at least six trials for politically motivated charges according to his supporters. The former president was also serving a 20-years prison sentence for allegedly killing protesters in 2012.

Morsi was suffering from various health issues including diabetes and liver and kidney disease. During his imprisonment, he suffered from medical neglect worsened by poor prison conditions.

Mohammed Sudan, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, said that Morsi’s death was "premeditated murder” by not allowing him adequate health care.

"He has been placed behind [a] glass cage [during trials]. No one can hear him or know what is happening to him. He hasn’t received any visits for months or nearly a year. He complained before that he doesn’t get his medicine. This is premeditated murder. This is a slow death,” Sudan said.

Morsi was allowed 3 short visits in 6 years. One in November 2013 after being forcibly disappeared for 4 months, and another in June 2017 when only his wife and daughter were allowed, and the third in September 2018 with security official recording the whole conversation.
— Abdelrahman Ayyash (@3yyash) June 17, 2019

#Égypte #islamisme #prison

L’ex-président égyptien Mohamed Morsi meurt après un malaise au tribunal
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2019/06/17/l-ancien-president-egyptien-mohamed-morsi-meurt-pendant-une-comparution-au-t

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Mohamed Morsi purgeait plusieurs peines de prison, dont une de vingt ans pour avoir ordonné le meurtre de manifestants en 2012 et une pour espionnage au profit du Qatar, avec lequel il aurait partagé des documents confidentiels.

Il comparaissait lundi dans une autre affaire d’espionnage en raison de contacts jugés suspects avec le Hamas palestinien. Le Qatar héberge le guide spirituel des Frères musulmans et le Hamas est une émanation de la confrérie.

Les accusations donnent une idée du sérieux des charges. Au risque de choquer, je dis ici que c’est un Allende égyptien qui est mort. Et ceux qui penseront qu’il était un abominable suppôt des atroces Frères musulmans se font les complices de cette abominable injustice. Entre Morsi etSissi, c’est tout de même facile de choisir (quand on n’est pas Egyptien, c’est la seule nuance que j’accepte).

triste #égypte

مصر تمنح جنسيتها للأجانب مقابل 10 آلاف دولار | رأي اليوم
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L’Egypte casse les prix ! Pour 10.000 dollars, on peut obtenir la nationalité égyptienne...

#passeport #égypte

Au #Soudan, l’influence des parrains régionaux fait craindre une guerre civile
▻https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2019/06/08/au-soudan-l-influence-des-parrains-regionaux-fait-craindre-une-guerre-civile

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Les #Emirats_arabes_unis, l’#Arabie_saoudite et l’#Egypte appuient les manœuvres des généraux du ­Conseil militaire de transition, soupçonnés d’échafauder une #restauration de l’ordre ancien.

مصر : المساجد خاوية على عروشها في أثناء مباراة ليفربول وتوتنهام وإمام مسجد “الرحمن” شاكيا : إن الله لا يغير ما بقوم حتى يغيروا ما بأنفسهم | رأي اليوم
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في الوقت الذي امتلأت فيه المقاهي بأعداد غفيرة من المصريين الذين جلسوا يشاهدون مباراة ليفربول وتوتنهام في نهائي بطولة أوروبا وتجاوبوا معها بقلوبهم وعقولهم، بدا عدد كبير من مساجد القاهرة اليوم السبت خاوية على عروشها، وهي الظاهرة التي تشهدها المساجد في مصر لاسيما في أيام رمضان الأخيرة.

الشيخ عبد الفتاح إمام مسجد الرحمن بمساكن السعودية بالسواح آلمه خلو المسجد من المصلين في أثناء مباراة ليفربول وتوتنهام، وخاطب المصلين الموجودين قائلا:”

شايفين المسجد عامل إزاي؟ دا كله علشان مباراة؟ ولا يظلم ربك أحدا، وما ربك بظلام للعبيد.

Les mosquées égyptiennes fort vides alors que les cafés étaient bondés durant la finale Liverpool (équipe où joue la star nationale Mohamed Salah) -Tottenham.
Commentaire d’un religieux : إن الله لا يغير ما بقوم حتى يغيروا ما بأنفسهم
Dieu ne change pas la situation d’un peuple tant que celui-ci ne change pas ce qu’il a dans son âme."
Les commentaires en égyptien sont assez drôles.

#égypte #foot

Monde arabe : des révolutions qui se suivent et ne se ressemblent pas
▻https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/310519/monde-arabe-des-revolutions-qui-se-suivent-et-ne-se-ressemblent-pas

Les actuels soulèvements populaires en Algérie et au Soudan sont l’occasion de revisiter les six révolutions, en Tunisie, en Égypte, en Libye, au Yémen, à Bahreïn et en Syrie, qui ont bouleversé le monde arabe à partir de 2011. Et de comprendre ce qui les rapproche et les distingue.

#Analyse #Egypte,_Bahreïn,_Tunisie,_libye,_Syrie,_Yémen,_Algérie,_Soudan

Rapport de l’association italienne #Arci sur l’#externalisation des frontières (#Libye, #Niger, #Egypte) :
Sécurité et migrations

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