Egyptians are once again defying their country's ban on political protests and once again paying the price: the government is brutally cracking down on the small protests scattered throughout the country. So, what's fueling the demonstrations and should President Abdel Fattah el Sisi step down?
Guests:
Mostafa Ragab
Founder of the UK Egyptian Association
Hussein Baoumi
Egypt and Libya Researcher at Amnesty International
Guests:
Mostafa Ragab
Founder of the UK Egyptian Association
Hussein Baoumi
Egypt and Libya Researcher at Amnesty International
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