Maggie Fick Maggie Fick is a Cairo-based journalist. On Twitter: @maggiefick Libya | Feb 20, 2013 Libya's 'Political Isolation Law' Generates Controversy Libya's parliament is considering a bill that would categorize Libyans according to their roles during the regime of former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi. Libya | Feb 16, 2013 Libyans Celebrate Anniversary Of Revolution Amid Troubles Libyans celebrated the second anniversary of the start of their revolution despite discontent with the transition under way since the fall of former dictator Moammar Gadhafi, reports Maggie Fick from Tripoli. Egypt | Dec 18, 2012 Salafist 'Hazemoons' Ponder Next Moves Amid Egypt's Turmoil The Salafist "Hazemoon" movement, which has supported President Mohammed Morsi since his election, may be growing in influence — and making moves toward challenging Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood, reports Maggie Fick in Cairo. Egypt | Dec 15, 2012 Alexandria Votes on Egypt's Constitution Conversations with voters in Egypt's second-largest city showed the constitutional referendum is about more than approving or rejecting the controversial document, Maggie Fick reports from Alexandria. Egypt | Dec 14, 2012 Referendum Will Divide, Not Unite, Egyptians The referendum that begins Saturday on the Egyptian constitution will likely further divide Egyptians no matter the outcome, writes Maggie Fick from Cairo. Egypt | Dec 9, 2012 Egypt’s Opposition Rejects Referendum The National Salvation Front rejected Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi’s call for dialogue unless he cancels the constitutional referendum scheduled for Dec. 15, Maggie Fick reports from Cairo. Egypt | Dec 6, 2012 Violence Deepens Crisis for Morsi The attack on anti-Morsi protesters by groups affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood has raised questions about Morsi’s intentions — and whether he controls or is controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood, reports Maggie Fick from Cairo. Egypt | Dec 2, 2012 Morsi Goes on Offensive As Brotherhood Rallies Support President Mohammed Morsi went on the offensive by declaring a referendum on the draft constitution on Dec. 15, Maggie Fick reports from Cairo. Egypt | Oct 15, 2012 In Cairo, Battle Lines Are Drawn Between Islamists and Liberals An increasingly violent divide is emerging between supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and liberal and secular groups, Maggie Fick reports. More than 100 protesters were injured Friday in clashes between the two groups during Tahrir Square demonstrations marking President Morsi's first 100 days in office. Latest News The Netherlands: the world's global legal battlefield by Jan HENNOP | AFP | Mar 19, 2024 Doubts over Israel plan to move Gaza civilians out of Rafah by Cecile Feuillatre with Adel Zaanoun in Rafah, Gaza Strip | AFP | Mar 18, 2024 Sewage contamination, rubbish threaten health of war displaced Gazans Agence France-Presse | AFP | Mar 18, 2024 See more Podcasts Will Turkey's Erdogan seize back Istanbul and fully secure his regime in March 31 elections? Why are Britain’s Jews facing the largest wave of anti-semitic violence in modern times? Palestinian children face unspeakable suffering says American doctor who treated them in Gaza See more
Libya | Feb 20, 2013 Libya's 'Political Isolation Law' Generates Controversy Libya's parliament is considering a bill that would categorize Libyans according to their roles during the regime of former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
Libya | Feb 16, 2013 Libyans Celebrate Anniversary Of Revolution Amid Troubles Libyans celebrated the second anniversary of the start of their revolution despite discontent with the transition under way since the fall of former dictator Moammar Gadhafi, reports Maggie Fick from Tripoli.
Egypt | Dec 18, 2012 Salafist 'Hazemoons' Ponder Next Moves Amid Egypt's Turmoil The Salafist "Hazemoon" movement, which has supported President Mohammed Morsi since his election, may be growing in influence — and making moves toward challenging Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood, reports Maggie Fick in Cairo.
Egypt | Dec 15, 2012 Alexandria Votes on Egypt's Constitution Conversations with voters in Egypt's second-largest city showed the constitutional referendum is about more than approving or rejecting the controversial document, Maggie Fick reports from Alexandria.
Egypt | Dec 14, 2012 Referendum Will Divide, Not Unite, Egyptians The referendum that begins Saturday on the Egyptian constitution will likely further divide Egyptians no matter the outcome, writes Maggie Fick from Cairo.
Egypt | Dec 9, 2012 Egypt’s Opposition Rejects Referendum The National Salvation Front rejected Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi’s call for dialogue unless he cancels the constitutional referendum scheduled for Dec. 15, Maggie Fick reports from Cairo.
Egypt | Dec 6, 2012 Violence Deepens Crisis for Morsi The attack on anti-Morsi protesters by groups affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood has raised questions about Morsi’s intentions — and whether he controls or is controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood, reports Maggie Fick from Cairo.
Egypt | Dec 2, 2012 Morsi Goes on Offensive As Brotherhood Rallies Support President Mohammed Morsi went on the offensive by declaring a referendum on the draft constitution on Dec. 15, Maggie Fick reports from Cairo.
Egypt | Oct 15, 2012 In Cairo, Battle Lines Are Drawn Between Islamists and Liberals An increasingly violent divide is emerging between supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and liberal and secular groups, Maggie Fick reports. More than 100 protesters were injured Friday in clashes between the two groups during Tahrir Square demonstrations marking President Morsi's first 100 days in office.
Doubts over Israel plan to move Gaza civilians out of Rafah by Cecile Feuillatre with Adel Zaanoun in Rafah, Gaza Strip | AFP | Mar 18, 2024
Sewage contamination, rubbish threaten health of war displaced Gazans Agence France-Presse | AFP | Mar 18, 2024