Egypt: No Country for Old Generals
Army’s interference in judicial process bodes ill for democracy.
8 Mar 11
Army’s interference in judicial process bodes ill for democracy.
Legislative changes strengthen police and weaken right to public protest.
Some activists say that the country is still too violent for its abolition.
Mundane spectacle of executions coupled with morbid fascination with sacrifice and retribution.
Businessmen increasingly targeted in crime wave that experts warn will harm economic prospects.
Some believe traditional ways of resolving disputes should be encouraged to assist with conflict resolution.