Egyptians pass under a banner honouring people who were killed during the January 25 protests, at Tahrir Square, Egypt, Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011, a day after Mubarak fell (Photo: AP)
Egypt's revolution: Many Egyptians still cry for bread
Two years since the January 25 Revolution saw the end of Egypt's Mubarak regime, food security - a basic right - remains a dream for many Egyptians
Karim Hafez
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Egypt's revolution: Calls for freedom have yet to be realised
When Mubarak was ousted almost two years ago, revolutionaries believed they had won their freedom. Critics of Egypt's new constitution, however, say this isn't necessarily the case
Yasmine Fathy
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Egypt's revolution: Social justice has yet to be achieved
Until post-Mubarak Egypt resolves fundamental economic dilemmas, the realisation of 'social justice' - a chief demand of the Tahrir Square uprising - will remain a pipe dream
Ahmed Feteha
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Egypt's revolution: Quest for human dignity remains ongoing
Longstanding revolutionary demands for 'human dignity' remain unfulfilled amid continued reports of police abuse and a sorely deficient public healthcare system
Sherif Tarek
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