Amr Ezzat
 

Amr Ezzat is a columnist for Al-Masry Al-Youm and a human rights activist.

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Opinion
Amr Ezzat
On the precarious ‘non-existence’ of Egyptian atheists
Amr Ezzat writes about the contradiction inherent in the state’s response to atheists
11 December 2018
Amr Ezzat
Coptic media: A series of prevented visits and denied requests for more security
Amr Ezzat cites reports from Coptic news sources since a similar fatal militant attack in 2017
9 November 2018
Amr Ezzat
Say whaat!?
If there were a position more apathetic than boycotting and at the same time more contemptuous than revoking
15 January 2014
 
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features
censorship • 16 min read
An artistically lacking film at a morally lacking moment: The problematic rhetoric of ‘Gunshot’
Amr Ezzat | An examination of “Gunshot,” the controversial film which premiered at the Gouna Film Festival
4 December 2018
 
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