Program Date:
Sibel Edmonds - Egypt / Jafar Al-Shayeb - Saudi Arabia
Hour 1 - 3
Media Type: Audio • Time: Minutes
Guests: Sibel Edmonds
Topics: Egypt
Sibel Edmonds is the founder and publisher of Boiling Frogs Post,
an online news, analysis, and weekly Podcast interview site covering
select but significant blacked out stories and issues. Also, she is the
founder and president of the National Security Whistleblowers
Coalition (NSWBC), a nonprofit organization dedicated to aiding national
security whistleblowers.
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Hour 2
Media Type: Audio • Time: Minutes
Guests: Jafar Al-Shayeb
Topics: Saudi Arabia
Jafar Al-Shayeb - Democracy & Saudi Arabia
CIA FactBook: Saudi Arabia
Wikipedia: Saudi Arabia
Jafar Al-Shayeb is a Saudi writer, political activist, and an elected Chairman of Qatif Municipal Council in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.
Al-Shayeb said: "There are many demands and many petitions being circulated.
Some people are calling for a constitutional monarchy, for fighting
corruption, for citizenship equality -- there's no real equality between
men and women, religious sects, there are tribal issues. I was elected in
the first municipal elections five years ago. Half the council is elected,
half appointed by the government. Women couldn't vote in those elections;
people are trying to change that too."
Uprisings: Online Resouces Qatif
CIA FactBook: Saudi Arabia
Wikipedia: Saudi Arabia
Jafar Al-Shayeb is a Saudi writer, political activist, and an elected Chairman of Qatif Municipal Council in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia.
Al-Shayeb said: "There are many demands and many petitions being circulated.
Some people are calling for a constitutional monarchy, for fighting
corruption, for citizenship equality -- there's no real equality between
men and women, religious sects, there are tribal issues. I was elected in
the first municipal elections five years ago. Half the council is elected,
half appointed by the government. Women couldn't vote in those elections;
people are trying to change that too."
Uprisings: Online Resouces
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