The Egyptian Revolution

A. Background and involvement of the United Nations About a year ago, when the protesters rushed to Tahrir Square, Egypt entered a civil war and demanded the end of the Musta regime. Mubarak resigned in two weeks but the situation in Egypt today is worse than last January. The Supreme Military Council (SCAF) played an important role in the January Revolution and is now a violent and oppressive force. On December 29, 2011, the SCAF investigated 17 NGOs in Egypt, Germany and the United States seeking evidence of illegal foreign funds 1. Human rights research (CIHRS), Egypt human rights institution

The Egyptian revolution in 2011 was known locally as the January 25 revolution (Egyptian Arabic: ثورة 25 يناير; Thawret 25 yanāyir), the Egyptian dignity revolution began on January 25, 2011 and took place in Egypt. This day was decided by various youth groups to agree with the year of Egypt's "Police Day" as a statement of the recent increase in police brutality during President Mubarak 's inauguration. It includes demos, marches, square occupations, nonviolent citizen resistance, citizen's disobedience and strikes. Millions of protesters from various socio-economic and religious backgrounds demanded President Egypt President Hosnimbarak's subversion. The revolution began with the request for online youth groups to protest. Originally these included elements of liberalism, anti-capitalism, nationalism and feminist, but they eventually contained elements of Islam. Protestors retaliate with burning more than 90 police stations nationwide

Among the several civil disobedience in modern Egyptian history (mostly not widely known), the Egyptian revolution in 1919 was one of the first successful nonviolent civil disobedience behaviors in the world It was thought. This is a national revolution against the occupation of Egypt and Sudan in the UK. It came from different classes of Egyptians and Sudanese as a warning to British exile revolutionary leader Saad Zaghlul and members of other Wafd party in 1919.

Today, January 25th will celebrate the anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution. The revolution, the Egyptians were able to drive away the tyrant who ruled them. Today the reality of Egypt is a dark reality and the demands of democracy to achieve a revolution has long since disappeared. Concern about authoritarianism is beginning to work in the election of playing cards, and these concerns are starting to emerge. Five days after his term, the trump signed 12 executive orders / notes. And they are expected to be signed in the near future. He also made major changes to public resources and information.