Arab Tyrant Manual Podcast

Arab Tyrant Manual Podcast

Iyad El-Baghdadi and Ahmed Gatnash study global authoritarianism, with a focus on the MENA region, and dive deep into universal strategies and tactics of authoritarians, as well as the best ways to resist. The Arab Tyrant Manual is now part of Kulna, a new editorial platform and community space for long thinking about power, resistance, and what comes next. Learn more and support us: http://kulna.co/

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Episoder(46)

030 - Is Your Phone Safe? Inside Saudi's Phone Hacking Scandal

030 - Is Your Phone Safe? Inside Saudi's Phone Hacking Scandal

Human Rights Foundation and Arab Tyrant Manual present this panel from this year's Oslo Freedom Forum, in which Iyad el-Baghdadi and Karen Attiah discuss the Saudi government's use of surveillance sof...

20 Sep 201932min

029 - Art vs Repression, from Egypt to Hong Kong - with Amr Waked & Denise Ho

029 - Art vs Repression, from Egypt to Hong Kong - with Amr Waked & Denise Ho

Celebrities are notoriously shy of politics, advised to stay neutral for the sake of their careers. But what do you do when you can no longer be silent? Denise Ho, a singer and actress from Hong Kong...

29 Aug 201942min

028 - In the Mirror: What Went Wrong with the Arab Spring?

028 - In the Mirror: What Went Wrong with the Arab Spring?

At the Oslo Freedom Forum last year, 7 activists from the Arab region found ourselves in a room together. This is the discussion which followed - on identity, exile, activism, trauma and healing, whet...

2 Jun 201939min

027 - Iyad's Statement on Saudi Threats

027 - Iyad's Statement on Saudi Threats

This episode is a recording of Iyad El-Baghdadi's recent press conference, in which he speaks about the recent revelations from intelligence agencies that the Saudi government potentially poses a thre...

20 Mai 201918min

026 - The Power of Nonviolence, with Jamila Raqib

026 - The Power of Nonviolence, with Jamila Raqib

What is the purpose of nonviolence? What are its limits? Surely it couldn't work against someone as brutal as the Nazis...could it? In this episode, Iyad and Ahmed speak to Jamila Raqib, Executive D...

24 Apr 201946min

025 - Bombs, Ballots and Bullets: the Battle for Libya's Future

025 - Bombs, Ballots and Bullets: the Battle for Libya's Future

Ahmed Gatnash (@gatnash) discusses Libya with Nadine Dahan (@NadineDahan), a journalist and independent analyst focussed on Libya, human rights and transitional justice in the MENA region. As well a...

15 Apr 201959min

024 - Why There Are Few Ex-Presidents in Africa

024 - Why There Are Few Ex-Presidents in Africa

Abderrahmane Weddady, the brother of regular Arab Tyrant Manual contributor Nasser Weddady, has been charged with "spreading fake news" and jailed pending trial in his home country of Mauritania. His ...

31 Mar 201952min

023 - Raed Fares: The Man Who Built a Civil Society in a War Zone

023 - Raed Fares: The Man Who Built a Civil Society in a War Zone

On Friday, November 23nd, Raed Fares was assassinated in northern Syria by masked gunmen suspected of being affiliated with al-Qaeda. This episode features an interview we recorded with him at the Osl...

18 Mar 201920min

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