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Mahalla riots, Egypt, April 6-7th 2008

After a government crackdown on workers throughout Egypt, Ghazl el-Mahalla erupts in two days of rioting.

Submitted by Ed on April 16, 2008
  • riots
  • repression
  • Egypt

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pikatron

14 years ago

In reply to Welcome by libcom.org

Submitted by pikatron on October 22, 2012

short film about the Mahalla

short film about the Mahalla textile factory workers: http://en.labournet.tv/video/6367/mahalla-workers-during-revolution-egypt

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