Arab Spring: 'It was the first time I felt I belonged'
A year ago, I was a normal college guy - just focusing on my studies and hanging out with my friends. I was also like many other Egyptians who were dreaming of change but never believed it could happen. However our country's condition was getting worse and worse. There was corruption, torture, injustice, inequality and no freedom. Someone had to stand up and say "enough is enough" - and that is wh
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