Tahrir Revisited: Egypt’s Unfinished Revolution
Beginning in the early days of the uprisings of January and February 2011 and continuing through the “Covering a Revolution” Fellowship that brought 17 top, young Egyptian and American journalists together in Cairo in October, “Tahrir Revisited” encapsulates the first year of reporting led by GroundTruth founder Charles Sennott — including a FRONTLINE documentary.
At the five year anniversary of the uprising, GroundTruth returned to Tahrir Square to see what had become of the Eygptian revolution, and where the country might be headed now.
This Special Report, produced by The GroundTruth Project, appeared on GlobalPost.com in 2011.
The Egyptian Revolution, 10 years later
Egypt’s revolutionaries grieve ahead of Sisi re-election
Analysis: Egypt after Mubarak
The Fifth Anniversary of Egypt’s Uprising
The New Old Egypt: Reporting a Revolution, Interrupted
Reporter’s Notebook: Tahrir Square, Five Years Later
Five Years Later: Egypt’s Revolution Devours Its Children
Coptic Christians endure a painful year in Egypt
Writing Egypt’s history, with revolution in her DNA
Egypt’s labor movement finds its own strength
What to expect from Egypt’s presidential election
Still suffering from tourism drop, camel drivers claim responsibility for ‘Camel Battle’
Egypt’s prison shootings: Public outcry vs. government negligence
A parliamentary primer for Egypt
Egypt’s military: From ally to adversary
Military trials threaten Egypt’s democracy
Egyptian press still not free
The roots of Egypt’s rage
Egypt: Is it a revolution?
