Egyptian people flock to the gates of ministry of interior for retribution

Egyptians who suffered torture at the hands of the former regime's secret police service demand retribution in clashes with security forces outside of the Ministry of Interior in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.; slave labor and abuse of foreign workers in the Middle East must end; Picasso does Palestine; Spam alert;

The Egyptian Ministry of Interior has long been the focus of protesters' demands.

Breaking News Inn [2]

Egyptian protesters demanding the brutal trials continue to clash with police

"Several hundred demonstrators clashed and threw stones at Egyptian tear gas to fight with security forces for a second day Wednesday to the Ministry of Interior and the pressure of the demonstrators to a speedy trial of officials accused of atrocities during the Revolution in January."

Beirut-Beauty [3]

I Told You This Would Happen! SHAME ON YOU LEBANON AND SAUDI ARABIA!

"One of the first BeirutBeauty posts I wrote was about the systematic mistreatment of Asian workers in the Middle East. I discussed the atrocities they endure on a regular basis by their employers like withholding pay, food and legal documentation as well as physical and sexual abuse." This blog-word of caution: "if we continue to treat the workers as modern-day slaves, their employment will be banned by their home countries."

Art of the Middle East [4]

CNN: A Picasso comes to the Palestinians

"A CNN article discussing the arrival of a Picasso painting to a showroom in the West Bank. "

The Blog of the Ugly Duckling [5]

Spam 101: Where not to Click

"Alright kids, this spam situation doesn’t seem to be getting any better, Facebook spam, Twitter spam, email spam, SMS spam. So as a part of my ongoing invisible anti-stupidity campaign, I’ve decided to write this post. Here’s what you [insert negative adjective that doesn’t offend you so much but makes you feel stupid here] should know:"

7aki Fadi ("Meaningless Chatter" in Arabic) [6]

What Your Child Should Be Reading: Part 3

"It’s been a while since I posted one of these so I think it’s a good time to do that. My first recommendation today which is good for 3 – 8 year olds is: 1) The Little Miss and The Mr. Men pocket books."