From Egypt to Libya, a generation has been traumatised, but still, they swim against the tide of repression.
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Ahmed Gatnash
Ahmed Gatnash is a founder of Kawaakibi Foundation, an NGO working on human rights, freedom, and political reform in the MENA region. He hosts the Arab Tyrant Manual Podcast, on how authoritarians behave and why, and is co-authored of the upcoming book The Middle East Crisis Factory (Hurst, 2021).
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Ahmed Gatnash is a founder of Kawaakibi Foundation, an NGO working on human rights, freedom, and political reform in the MENA region. He hosts the Arab Tyrant Manual Podcast, on how authoritarians behave and why, and is co-authored of the upcoming book The Middle East Crisis Factory (Hurst, 2021).
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