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The repressive apparatus and the death of politics in Egypt

Arab Digest Newsletter / / Corruption, Egypt, Germany, Human Rights, Saudi Arabia, UAE / Leave a Comment

Ref: AD-2407

Summary: the overthrow of President Morsi launched a new model of repression in Egypt, one that seeks not to manage dissent but to obliterate it.

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