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52. Obstacles that hinder Copts’ integration into the political system
Date of source: Wednesday, December 23, 2009
The article deals with the election system as one of the obstacles hindering the political participation of Copts.
51. The barriers that prevent the integration of minorities in the political system – Copts as an applied case [3]
Date of source: Sunday, November 22, 2009
Jundī discusses the final barrier that hampers society groups such as Copts from political participation; forced marginalization.
38. The barriers that prevent the integration of minorities in the political system – Copts as an applied case [2]
Date of source: Sunday, November 15, 2009
Jundī continues discussing the barriers that hamper groups such as Copts from political participation and writes about the second barrier, the establishment of the theocratic state.
39. The barriers that prevent the integration of all society from being components in the political system – Copts as an applied case
Date of source: Sunday, November 8, 2009
Jundī discusses the barriers that hamper Copts from political participation. In this article, he writes about the first barrier, the absence of political participation.
15. What Fitnah told me when I woke her up
Date of source: Wednesday, September 16, 2009
‘Ādil Jundī tries to hold an ’interview’ with ’Ms. Fitnah’ in an attempt to understand the reasons behind the rise in sectarian feeling.
11. The most respected law in the land (original in English, not edited by AWR)
Date of source: Sunday, March 22, 2009
The author responds to a letter that the Egyptian Foreign Ministry sent in 2008 to a central European foreign minister regarding the Copts in Egypt. In the article he responds to this letter on the church building issue. AWR editor-in-chief provided some comments on this article.
15. The most respected law in Egypt.
Date of source: Sunday, March 1, 2009
The article lists facts related to the houses of worship file. He shows the extent of the state’s discrimination in dealing with both Muslim and Christian houses of worship.
7. Attempt to defuse the uproar caused by bishop’s lecture
Date of source: Sunday, August 17, 2008
The author briefly refers to a controversial lecture given by Bishop Thomas in Washington D.C., then diverts into an exploration of the etymology of ’Copt’, and concludes by espousing national unity in Egypt.
29. Religious fascism and the “talibanization” of the Egyptian education system [1]
Date of source: Sunday, December 30, 2007
The author discusses the dominance of Islam in the school curriculum in Egypt, considering this a “cultural purification” against people of other religions that contradicts international human rights resolutions. He has prepared a study of the Arabic language curriculum in elementary and...
38. Secularism in the Arab world
Date of source: Wednesday, June 18, 2008
The author discusses the controversy over secularism and the difference between secularism and atheism by answering the most frequently asked questions about secularism.

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