Mohamed ElBaradei's campaign team has had to switch the game plan after his recent withdrawal from Egypt's presidential race. The group, which now calls itself Haqena (Our Right), plans to focus on defending the rights of Egyptian citizens.
According to ElBaradei campaign member, Nadine Abd El-Wahab, the members of Our Rights are the same network of people who worked in ElBaradei's campaign, but without the resources of the former IAEA director's campaign.
The group will pursue students' rights, labour rights and political rights in Egypt.
They will focus on student capacity-building to create stronger student unions and a national student network, which will push forward student rights.
Our Right plans to support labour by campaigning for a minimum wage, as well as publishing press releases that focus on labour strikes.
Abd El-Wahab explains that they foresee that Egypt's political movement should include the demands of wider sectors of society and that these demands mainly revolve around social justice. She emphasises that political rights cannot be gained otherwise.
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