person:mohamed elbaradei

12 Prix Nobel de la Paix demandent à #Obama de mettre fin à la #torture dans les interrogatoires de la #CIA

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Además de Tutu y Ramos-Horta, la misiva ha sido firmada por el egipcio Mohamed ElBaradei, que obtuvo el premio Nobel en 2005; la liberiana Leymah Gbowee, en 2011; el costarricense Oscar Arias Sanchez, en 1987; el irlandés John Hume, en 1998; el sudafricano F.W de Klerk, en 1993; la estadounidense Jody Williams, en 1997; el obispo Carlos X. Belo, de Timor Oriental, en 1996; la irlandesa Berry Williams, en 1976; y el argentino Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, en 1980.

▻http://www.naiz.eus/eu/actualidad/noticia/20141027/doce-premios-nobel-de-la-paz-piden-a-obama-que-ponga-fin-a-las-torturas-en-los

Hala Shukrallah succeeds ElBaradei as head of Constitution Party - Ahram Online

▻http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/94894/Egypt/Politics-/BREAKING-Hala-Shukrallah-succeeds-ElBaradei-as-hea.aspx

Founding member of Egypt’s liberal Constitution Party Hala Shukrallah succeeds Mohamed ElBaradei as the party’s president.

ElBaradei warns against ’fascist’ media campaign in Egypt

Ahram Online, 29th of September 2013
▻http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/82756/Egypt/Politics-/ElBaradei-warns-against-fascist-media-campaign-in-.aspx

Former Egyptian vice president Mohamed ElBaradei criticised on Sunday what he described as a fascist media campaign that does not uphold the value of human life.

On his official Twitter account, the former leader of the Constitution Party complained about a “systematic fascist campaign by ‘sovereign sources’ and ‘independent’ media that are against the insistence on upholding the value of human life and the inevitability of national consensus. Violence only begets violence.”

Several state-owned and independent media outlets have been critical of political figures, including ElBaradei, who opposed recent security measures against the Muslim Brotherhood.

ElBaradei resigned from his position as vice president on 14 August in objection to the violent dispersal of pro-Morsi protest camps in Cairo by security forces, which left hundreds of protesters dead, saying he was troubled by the loss of life “particularly as I believe it could have been avoided."

Following his resignation, he left the country for Europe.

The Nobel peace laureate has been subjected to a smear campaign by some journalists and politicians who charged that his resignation was “unpatriotic” and accused him of abandoning the government at a critical moment.

ElBaradei was recently accused by opponents of collaborating with the international Muslim Brotherhood organisation to sabotage the post-Morsi government.

However, no meeting between ElBaradei and members of the Muslim Brotherhood was confirmed.

Le #grotesque se poursuit,

Egypte : #El-Baradeï sera jugé devant un tribunal criminel
▻http://french.irib.ir/info/moyen-orient/item/271107-egypte-el-baradeï-sera-jugé-devant-un-tribunal-criminel

Mohamad el-Baradeï, qui a démissionné de son poste de vice-Président, par intérim, sera jugé, le 19 septembre, devant un tribunal criminel, a rapporté le quotidien égyptien, « Al-Ahram ».
El-Baradeï a démissionné, suite à la répression meurtrière des Frères musulmans par l’armée. Le vice-Président égyptien démissionnaire, Mohamed El-Baradeï, est arrivé, dimanche après-midi, à l’aéroport de Vienne, en provenance du Caire. Il a quitté l’aéroport, par une sortie dérobée, évitant journalistes et photographes, et n’a, donc, fait aucune déclaration, comme lors de son départ, à l’aéroport du Caire.

Pour... « trahison de confiance »,

Egypt’s ElBaradei faces court for ’betrayal of trust’ | Reuters
▻http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/20/us-egypt-protests-elbaradei-idUSBRE97J0OJ20130820?feedType=RSS

Mohamed ElBaradei, Egypt’s former vice president, will be sued in court for a “betrayal of trust” over his decision to quit the army-backed government in protest at its bloody crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood.

The case, brought by an Egyptian law professor, will be heard in a Cairo court on September 19, judicial sources said on Tuesday.

It points to the prospect of a new wave of politically driven lawsuits being brought to court following the downfall of President Mohamed Mursi, whose supporters brought a raft of cases against opposition figures during his year in power.

#Egypte #CSFA #dictature_militaire

Egypt court to review case against ElBaradei

▻http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/79521/Egypt/Politics-/Egypt-court-to-review-case-against-ElBaradei.aspx

The Nasr City misdemeanour court has decided that on 19 September it will consider the case filed against former vice president for international relations Mohamed ElBaradei, who resigned on Wednesday following a crackdown by security forces to disperse two protest camps by pro-Morsi supporters.

#justice

And The witch hunt against #Elbaradei is on once again
▻http://egyptianchronicles.blogspot.fr/2013/08/and-witch-hunt-against-elbaradei-is-on.html

Comment El-Baradei devient la cible de tous ceux qui appuient un régime militaire, y compris des intellectuels « de gauche » et des écrivains comme Ghitani

The vice president was speaking about what Gamal El Ghitani , the famous writer wrote in a whole page in Tuesday issue of state owned Al Akhbar attacking him and describing him as a danger on Egypt.
Ironically the current editor in chief of Akhbar Hassan El Banna “Not related to the MB” did not let El Ghitani write in the paper during the MB days now , he lets him to write a full page slamming ElBaradei.

The contradictions of ElBaradei By El Ghitani
What Gamal El Ghitani wrote in Akhbar was the latest episode in the new season of “ElBaradei :The enemy” that has been running since the days of Mubarak !! For the past three weeks Mohamed ElBaradei has been under a furious attack in the media.
Of course a common factor between all those who attack ElBaradei that they are the same old Pro-Mubarak Pro-Military Anti-Revolution Faces like Ahmed Moussa , Tawfik Okasha , Magdy El Gald , Mostafa Bakry and Amr Adeeb. This is besides the marathons of the anti-ElBaradei op-eds in the newspapers from that camp.
Of course when someone too close to the military like Mostafa Bakry opens his mouth ranting against ElBaradei to know that there is trouble, huge trouble in Mount Olympus.
The Pro-Mubarak Pro-Military Conspiracy theorists online and offline are back saying ElBaradei is a Zionist Muslim brotherhood secret member who is going not only destroy Egypt, but rather to destroy the Egyptian army !! Yes ElBaradei is now a secret international Muslim brotherhood agent “Along with Barack Obama and Tawakol Karman too !!”

Egypte: ElBaradei nommé Premier ministre
▻http://www.romandie.com/news/n/_Egypte_ElBaradei_nomme_Premier_ministre__RP_060720132125-29-378585.asp

LE CAIRE - Mohamed ElBaradei a été nommé samedi Premier ministre de l’Egypte, trois jours après le coup militaire qui a renversé Mohamed Morsi, a annoncé le mouvement Tamarrod, à l’origine de l’importante mobilisation qui a conduit à l’éviction du président islamiste par l’armée.

Une source militaire a précisé à l’AFP que M. ElBaradei, ancien chef de l’Agence internationale de l’énergie atomique (AIEA), allait prêter serment dans la soirée.

L’agence officielle Mena a de son côté indiqué que M. ElBaradei avait rencontré le président intérimaire Adly Mansour.

Aya Hosni, membre du comité central de Tamarrod, a indiqué à l’AFP que le président intérimaire et Tamarrod avaient convenu que Mohamed ElBaradei serait nommé Premier ministre, qu’Ahmad Gamal el-Din, un ancien ministre de l’Intérieur, serait chargé des affaires sécuritaires et que l’économiste Ahmad al-Naggar serait nommé ministre des Finances.

L’opposition, dont Tamarrod, avait chargé mardi M. ElBaradei de la représenter dans la transition politique, après l’éviction de M. Morsi.

 » Tariq Ramadan à Morsi : « Dégage ! »|Richard Hétu
►http://blogues.lapresse.ca/hetu/2013/07/02/tariq-ramadan-a-morsi-%c2%abdegage%c2%bb

Tariq Ramadan à Morsi : « Dégage ! »

Tariq Ramadan, professeur d’études islamiques à Oxford et petit-fils du fondateur des Frères musulmans, vient de publier sur sa page Facebook un texte où il ajoute sa voix à celles des manifestants égyptiens en demandant à Mohamed Morsi de quitter la présidence de son pays. Je cite un extrait de sont texte :

« La situation actuelle en Égypte, comme celle qui y prévaut depuis deux ans, n’est pas une victoire de la démocratie. Il s’agit d’une polarisation malsaine du débat politique qui occulte les défis majeurs : le rôle de l’armée, la corruption et la stabilité économique, l’éduction, le rôle des femmes, la justice sociale, les relations régionales et internationales, etc. »

Selon Ramadan, Morsi pourrait éviter « bain de sang » en démissionnant sur-le-champ « avec l’objectif de négocier un plan pour établir une large alliance nationale de transition ». Il semble voir d’un bon l’accession de Mohamed ElBaradei à la tête de cette alliance.

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et hier Shahinaz Abdel SALAM, membre du parti politique Al Dostour disait sur la plateau de France 24, que cette fois-ci Mohamed El Baradei était allié avec l’armée tout en ajoutant qu’elle restait méfiante vis à vis de l’armée.
►http://www.france24.com/fr/20130701-debat-partie1-egypte-mohamed-morsi-place-tahrir-freres-musulmans?

#Mohamed-ElBaradei
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Pour Mohamed El Baradei, seul le consensus politique pourra sauver l’Egypte, alors que l’économie instable, « au point mort » pourrait donner « des gens affamés et en colère ».

Le Front national de salut (FNS), l’alliance de l’opposition dont Mohamed ElBaradei est l’un des chefs de file, a posé trois conditions pour dialoguer avec le président Mohamed Morsi, issu des Frères musulmans, et participer aux prochaines élections législatives : mise en place d’un gouvernement « neutre et crédible », nomination d’un procureur général indépendant et élaboration d’une nouvelle loi électorale.

▻http://fr.news.yahoo.com/mohamed-elbaradei-pr%C3%B4ne-un-consensus-politique-en-egypte-0837103

ElBaradei will not seek Egypt presidency
►http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2012/01/2012114123959528822.html

Mohamed ElBaradei, the former head of the UN nuclear watchdog and Nobel laureate, has said he will not run for the Egyptian presidency.

Declaring there is still no real political change in the country, ElBaradei said on Saturday in a statement: “My conscience does not allow me to run for the presidency or any other official position unless there is real democracy.”

He praised the revolutionary youths who led massive popular uprisings that toppled president Hosni Mubarak last year but said “the former regime did not fall”.

ElBaradei compared the revolution to a boat and charged that “the captains of the vessel ... are still treading old waters, as if the revolution did not take place”.

Nuclear Arms Charge Against Iran Is No Slam Dunk: Robert Kelley - Bloomberg
►http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-01-11/iran-nuclear-weapons-charge-is-no-slam-dunk-commentary-by-robert-kelley.h

In 2009, the IAEA received a two-page document, purporting to come from Iran, describing this same alleged work. Mohamed ElBaradei, who was then the agency’s director general, rejected the information because there was no chain of custody for the paper, no clear source, document markings, date of issue or anything else that could establish its authenticity. What’s more, the document contained style errors, suggesting the author was not a native Farsi speaker. It appeared to have been typed using an Arabic, rather than a Farsi, word-processing program. When ElBaradei put the document in the trash heap, the U.K.’s Times newspaper published it.

[...]

I should be clear: Iran deserves tough scrutiny. It claims to have given up its nuclear-weapons ambitions, yet repeatedly acts as if it has something to hide. I am a skeptic; I suspect the Iranians may have an ongoing weaponization program. And the uncertainty must be resolved.

At the same time, we should not again be held hostage to forgeries and the spinning of data to make the worst case. If Iran is developing nuclear weapons, let it be proved through the analysis of current, solid information — not recycled, discredited data.

ElBaradei: U.S., Egypt in secret talks on fate of Israel peace treaty
►http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/elbaradei-u-s-egypt-in-secret-talks-on-fate-of-israel-peace-treaty-1.403913

The United States is engaged in secret talks with Egypt’s ruling military council geared at ensuring that the country’s democratically elected regime will maintain its peace treaty with Israel, top Egyptian opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei said on Tuesday.

ElBaradei: Shafiq’s nomination represents continuation of Mubarak regime | Al-Masry Al-Youm: Today’s News from Egypt
►http://www.almasryalyoum.com/en/node/573216

Former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq’s intention to run for presidency is an indication that Mubarak’s regime is still in place, said presidential hopeful Mohamed ElBaradei on Wednesday.

“When Mubarak’s prime minister, who was ousted by the revolution, announces his intention to run for the presidency of revolutionary Egypt, this means the former regime is still alive,” said ElBaradei on his Twitter account. He concluded his post on an optimistic note, however. “The revolution will triumph,” he wrote.

[…]

In a seminar last week in Cairo, Shafiq demonstrated his strong ties with the SCAF. “We are chummy,” he said, though he denied that the military endorsed him for president.

Je l’avais pas vue passer, celle-là (4 avril 2011) :

ElBaradei : We’ll fight back if Israel attacks Gaza - Israel News, Ynetnews
►http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4051939,00.html

Former International Atomic Energy Agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei, who had previously announced his intetions to run for the presidency of Egypt, said Monday that “if Israel attacked Gaza we would declare war against the Zionist regime."

#Israël #Égypte

Les Egyptiens ont validé la réforme constitutionnelle - LeMonde.fr
►http://www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2011/03/20/les-egyptiens-auraient-valide-la-reforme-constitutionnelle_1495980_3212.html

Les Frères musulmans et les héritiers du PND (Parti national démocrate), le parti de l’ex-président Hosni Moubarak, avaient appelé à voter « oui ». Les réformateurs, dont un candidat à la présidentielle comme Mohamed ElBaradei, ancien directeur général de l’Agence internationale de l’énergie atomique, avaient appelé à voter « non », en réclamant que la Constitution soit réécrite.

Ça devrait inquiéter, non ?

WikiLeaks: Mohamed ElBaradei was ’too soft on Tehran’ - Telegraph
►http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/wikileaks/8314463/WikiLeaks-Mohamed-ElBaradei-was-too-soft-on-Tehran.html

The United States and Israel warned that Mohamed ElBaradei, a key leader of the Egyptian opposition, was soft on Iran and was becoming “part of the problem” in the Middle East, according to leaked diplomatic cables.

#Égypte #cablegate