An interview with Jazeera English on Mubarak’s trail (at 4:35)
Category: Media appearances
An interview with the World Today program (BBC Radio 4) aired on 3 August, at 10:00 pm GMT on Mubarak’s trial (my piece starts at 12:08 ).
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A conversation moderated by Ayman Mohyeldin on what the Revolution holds for Egypt — with Hossam el-Hamalawy, Rabab El Mahdi, Ibrahim El Houdaiby, Essam el-Erian, Amira Howeidy, Farouk Soussa and Ali Abdel Wahhab.
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A special report by Amy Goodman on Democracy Now ! on the role of the army in controlling the Revolution, April 12, 2011 For a transcript, press here.
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A radio interview with BBC Radio 4’s Edward Stourton on the eve of the March 2011 constitutional referendum, recorded on March 20, 2011. Edward Stourton presents a special edition of the programme from Cairo as Egyptians go to the polls for the first time in decades. He looks at the rise in sectarian tensions that have marked the post revolution era by visiting the Coptic community that lost nine of its members in recent fighting with local Muslims. He travels to the monastry carved into the bare rock hillside to meet the local priest. Women played a significant role in the revolution…
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Interview with the Voice of America on Mubarak’s travel ban and asset freeze in February 27, 2011 Egypt’s top prosecutor has ordered a travel ban and an asset freeze for former President Hosni Mubarak and his family, as he considers further actions against the leader who resigned earlier this month following popular protests. Judicial authorities say Monday’s travel ban and recent asset freeze follow complaints that the former president profited illegally during his nearly 30 years as Egypt’s leader. Such allegations have been made against other officials in the Mubarak government, and the prosecutor’s office has ordered travel bans and launched…
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A radio interview from Tahrir Square with Arab Voices RadioTalk Show, February 9, 2011 (at 41:18).
