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Will corruption undermine Egypt’s transition?

09 May 2012 11:38 BST | Comments (0)
anna-nadgrodkiewicz | Anti-Corruption Views
Unless meaningful institutional reforms are implemented, corruption in Egypt will continue apace
Egyptian journalists learn how to keep safe during violence

03 May 2012 15:38 BST | Comments (3)
Abeer Saady | TrustMedia Trainers Blog
Last week, twelve Egyptian journalists took part in an intensive three-day training course in Cairo on security and safety of...
Muslim women fear post-revolution fundamentalist regimes

22 April 2012 12:36 BST | Comments (0)
lisa-anderson | The Word on Women
Fundamentalist rule would be "the hardest thing for us to face”, Muslim women's rights leaders say
What good is 'crowd-sourcing' when everyone needs help?

29 March 2012 19:25 BST | Comments (1)
tim-large | TechnoTalk
Crowd-sourcing makes sense for documenting violence or rights abuses, but how useful is it after natural disasters?
Could corruption be worse in Tunisia, Egypt after Arab Spring?

19 March 2012 16:55 GMT | Comments (1)
luke-balleny | Anti-Corruption Views
While grand corruption may have dropped, some analysts believe that petty corruption has increased since the Arab Spring

NEWS:Libya – how aid agencies are responding to the crisis
Staff working for U.N. refugee agency say situation at Libyan-Tunisian border is reaching "crisis point".
NEWS:Egypt's street kids bear mental scars of revolution
"Street children were caught up ... in events that were much bigger than them, and when it spiralled into violence, they were vulnerable" - Save the Children