US EditionIn Egypt, Social Media Offers the Last Public Stage — and the State Is Cracking Down
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In Egypt, Social Media Offers the Last Public Stage — and the State Is Cracking Down
It is no longer surprising for Egyptians to film and share every detail of their daily lives on social media, from casual conversations and meals to gaming challenges, street pranks and other behind-the-scenes moments. These practices have become a repetitive routine—sometimes a ritual—driven by intertwined psychological, social and political motives.The driving component of this phenomenon is the country's increasingly closed political climate,…
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