Withdraw support for Mubarak

Mr. Hussein Mubarak (Egypt)

The Domestic Wars of Hosni Mubarak

Saudi Arabia Saud Abdul Aziz Al Mubarak

We all know Mubarak is technically dead.

For example, Mubarak, he shut down the Internet.

1989 Madame Suzanne Mubarak, Middle East and North Africa

And then Egypt started, and Hosni Mubarak decided to leave.

Is it fair to expect Egyptians to continue paying for their previous repression and impoverishment at the hands of Mubarak and his cronies? Since this money clearly benefited Mubarak but not his people, should it not be Mubarak, rather than his victims, who is held responsible for it?

His Excellency President Muhammad Husni Mubarak, President of the Egyptian Arab Republic

When sectarian violence erupted there following the removal of Hosni Mubarak, the revolutionary coalitions adopted the slogan, You won t gloat over this, Mubarak. Repressive dictatorships cannot win free and fair elections.

In the same month, President Jiang Zemin met Egyptian President Mubarak in Alexandria.

A more apt analogy popular in Egypt compares Mubarak to Leonid Brezhnev, who for two decades presided over the Soviet Union's stagnation and decline. Egypt's status as a regional power under Mubarak has similarly weakened steadily.

While Qaddafi delivered terrorists to Mubarak, the Egyptian president declined American requests to do the same. After Palestinians in 1985 hijacked the Italian ship Achille Lauro, killed an American, and berthed in Egypt, the US asked Mubarak to extradite them. But Mubarak refused, saying that Secretary of State George Shultz was crazy if he believed that Egypt would betray the Palestinian cause.

While Qaddafi delivered terrorists to Mubarak, the Egyptian president declined American requests to do the same. After Palestinians in 1985 hijacked the Italian ship Achille Lauro, killed an American, and berthed in Egypt, the US asked Mubarak to extradite them. But Mubarak refused, saying that Secretary of State George Shultz was crazy if he believed that Egypt would betray the Palestinian cause.

So, one year after the revolution that overthrew Hosni Mubarak, who, exactly, will set Egypt s political direction?

In the cases of Muhammad Mubarak Muwafi and Gamal Mubarak Muwafi, both allegedly tortured at the Investigations Unit at Qooss police station in April 1994, the Government replied that the officer had been subjected to disciplinary action by being docked 10 days salary.

But Mubarak has never enacted the law essential to implementing this article or appointed a vice president, despite repeated popular demands to do so. The result has been a de facto imperial presidency, with Mubarak likened to the god king Pharaohs of ancient Egypt.

The new Egypt should make a clean break with Mubarak and his creditors, and let them sort out their business among themselves without involving the Egyptian people. The Egyptian government s only role should be to help liquidate Mubarak assets for repayment should the need arise.

273. Khader Mubarak, a suspected member of the military wing of Hamas was reportedly arrested on 21 October 1996.

These judicial and extra judicial killings reflect the depth of Egypt s current crisis. The hawks who control the security and military establishments seem intent on restoring a Mubarak style regime, but with one key difference they believe that Mubarak did too little to repress the opposition.

CAMBRIDGE There s a joke making the rounds in the Middle East these days three of Egypt s former presidents, Gamal Abdel Nasser, Anwar el Sadat, and Hosni Mubarak, meet in hell and ask each other how they fell. Nasser replies poison Sadat says assassination and Mubarak answers Al Jazeera.

Even if President Hosni Mubarak hangs on to complete the remainder of his term, the ruling National Democratic Party s regime, its legitimacy irreparably shaken, will not survive for long. Omar Suleiman s appointment as Vice President (and heir apparent) indicates that the army has accepted that Mubarak must leave sooner or later.

But Mubarak never entirely fit his detractors portrayal of him as an American lackey. In fact, Mubarak s need to please his Saudi Arabian benefactors, not the United States, was paramount in his thinking. Although he sometimes supported American policies, Mubarak frequently rebuffed the US when its positions did not align with his own.

But Mubarak never entirely fit his detractors portrayal of him as an American lackey. In fact, Mubarak s need to please his Saudi Arabian benefactors, not the United States, was paramount in his thinking. Although he sometimes supported American policies, Mubarak frequently rebuffed the US when its positions did not align with his own.

Meeting with Mr. Mubarak Al Adwani, Manager, Public Relations and Information, and Mr. Zaid H. Al Zaid, Officer, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research

At present, he is a legal consultant in the law firm of Mamoun Sinada and Mubarak Imam, Advocates and Commissioners for Oaths, in Khartoum.

Those demands were mostly uncontroversial for Egypt s revolutionaries, including Islamists the release of political prisoners a halt to military tribunals for civilians prosecution of the murderers of protesters (many of whom are senior police officers) a purge of corrupt Mubarak allies from the police force and a public trial for Mubarak and his regime s top henchmen.

To protect the remaining elected and indirectly elected institutions (all of which have an Islamist majority) from dissolution by Constitutional Court judges (mostly Mubarak era holdovers)

To remove the public prosecutor, a Mubarak era holdover who failed to convict dozens of that regime s officials who had been charged with corruption and or abuse of power

In this context, President Hosni Mubarak in November 1991 presented to the European Parliament his well known initiative of establishing a framework for consultation and cooperation among the Mediterranean countries.

34. Mr. Mubarak (Egypt) said that the draft Convention admittedly had certain shortcomings for example, it did not fully resolve the question of extradition and the wording was sometimes vague.

The Acting President (interpretation from Russian) The next speaker is the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Bahrain, His Excellency Shaikh Mohamed Bin Mubarak Al Khalifa, on whom I now call.

The Mubarak regime is adamantly opposed, and resorts to extra judicial means, such as emergency courts and national security and military courts, which do not observe international standards. Contrary to his campaign promises during his run for a fifth term as President, Mubarak has requested (and his rubber stamp parliament has granted) a two year extension of the Emergency Law by which Egypt has been ruled throughout his presidency.

At the invitation of His Excellency Mr. Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, His Majesty King Hussein Bin Talal of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, His Excellency Mr. Yasser Arafat, President of the State of Palestine and Chairman of the Palestinian National Authority and His Excellency Mr. Mohamed Hosni Mubarak, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, met in Cairo on 5 July 1998.

Unity among the former revolutionary opposition is critical for the success of any democratic transition, and Egypt is no exception. The public trial of Mubarak shows what united demands can achieve.

Mrs. Mariama Khan, from Gambia, was a recipient in 2005, of the UNESCO Suzanne Mubarak Japan Egypt Friendship Research Fellowships for the Empowerment of Women Researchers in Peace and Gender Studies.

President Yusuf met with President Hosni Mubarak and other Egyptian officials, as well as with the Secretary General of the League of Arab States, Amre Moussa, in Cairo in mid March.

This raises a key question what happens to these Arab baby boomers if the generation now coming to power clings to it as tenaciously as the generation of Mubarak, Assad, and Hussein?

Should Mubarak and his government fail to recommend constitutional amendments that satisfy these demands, ever more Egyptians will desert the regime and risk their lives in search of salvation in other lands.

Everywhere, incumbent regimes have mounted resistance. The unforgettable scene of camel and horse riding Mubarak supporters beating tech savvy Egyptian protesters signals that the old order will not yield without a fight.

On the other hand, when Arab public opinion opposed Palestinian concessions, Mubarak remained aloof from US peace initiatives. For example, in 1996, he declined President Bill Clinton s invitation to come to Washington, along with Arafat and the leaders of Israel and Jordan, to settle a bout of Palestinian violence. And when Clinton asked Mubarak to pressure Arafat to facilitate an Israeli Palestinian peace deal during negotiations at Camp David in 2000, he refused.

On the other hand, when Arab public opinion opposed Palestinian concessions, Mubarak remained aloof from US peace initiatives. For example, in 1996, he declined President Bill Clinton s invitation to come to Washington, along with Arafat and the leaders of Israel and Jordan, to settle a bout of Palestinian violence. And when Clinton asked Mubarak to pressure Arafat to facilitate an Israeli Palestinian peace deal during negotiations at Camp David in 2000, he refused.

Two other factors are equally, if not more, influential the status quo inherited from the Mubarak era and the army s internal cohesion. With few exceptions, the SCAF s members benefited significantly from Mubarak s regime.

As Wael Ghonim, the Google Egyptian executive by day, secret Facebook activist by night, famously said to CNN after Mubarak stepped down, If you want to liberate a society, just give them the Internet.