Democracy, Dissent, and the Military in Egypt

This chapter examines the turbulent struggle between Egypt's military leaders and the democratic aspirations of its citizens following the revolution. It details the role of social media in shaping public perception amidst rising protests, culminating in the brief election of Mohammed Morsi and the subsequent military coup. The narrative highlights the violent crackdown on dissent, the suppression of freedom of expression, and the personal stories of activists caught in the conflict.