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Pro-democracy activist Miral talks about the ways in which they plan to peaceably get democracy in Egypt. Her first person account discusses the marches and protests that they have planned in order to get President Mubarak's regime to listen and understand what exactly they want as a country. The 2011 Egyptian Revolution began on January 25 and was a movement that sought to overthrow the regime of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. The movement consisted of riots, labor strikes, marches and non-violent civil resistance from millions of protesters focusing on political and legal issues, that later turned into a bloody, violent battle with thousands injured.

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Dr. Nawar addresses the violent uprisings in Egypt against President Mubarak and what kind of government they are all fighting for. His first person account reveals that it took 30 years for people to "break the fear factor" and see what is actually going on. The 2011 Egyptian Revolution began on January 25 and was a movement that sought to overthrow the regime of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. The movement consisted of riots, labor strikes, marches and non-violent civil resistance from millions of protesters focusing on political and legal issues, that later turned into a bloody, violent battle with thousands injured.

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Channel 3 news interviews eight Egyptians living in Vermont during the 2011 revolution who discuss what it is like being so far away from their families in a time of violence and death. Their first-person accounts reveal how stressed they are in their inability to no longer communicate with their families because President Mubarak has blocked the internet in Egypt. The 2011 Egyptian Revolution began on January 25 and was a movement that sought to overthrow the regime of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. The movement consisted of riots, labor strikes, marches and non-violent civil resistance from millions of protestors focusing on political and legal issues that later turned into a bloody, violent battle with thousands injured.

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CNN interviews Wael Ghonim who talks about his role in the 2011 revolution and the Muslim brotherhood. His first person account describes what they wanted as protesters and the violence that happened in order for them to be heard. The 2011 Egyptian Revolution began on January 25, and was a movement that sought to overthrow the regime of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. The movement consisted of riots, labor strikes, marches and non-violent civil resistance from millions of protesters focusing on political and legal issues, that later turned into a bloody, violent battle with thousands injured.

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Twenty-seven-year-old Hanna, female activist in the 2011 Egyptian revolution, explains how she is fighting back against Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s regime in Tahrir Square. She explains how she has come up with slogans and phrases to send Mubarak a message in a non-violent manner. The 2011 Egyptian Revolution began on January 25 and was a movement that sought to overthrow Mubarak’s regime. The movement consisted of riots, labor strikes, marches and non-violent civil resistance from millions of protestors focusing on political and legal issues, that later turned into a bloody, violent battle with thousands injured.

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Female Activist Speaks Out Against Mubarak appeared first on Witnify.