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How to think? | Samah Abou-el-Leil | TEDxYouth@SIS

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Channel: TEDx Talks · 2018 · Nonprofits & Activism

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After the 25th of January Revolution, the Egyptian culture underwent another metamorphosis itself. People became more open-minded to different opinions, but the way we expressed our opinions, more often than not, hindered their validation. As Political Science professor, Dr Samah Abou-el-Leil could not help but scientifically analyze the Egyptian society's situation, pointing out (insert number) problems clearly, as they were not new the history of rebirthing societies, and offering practical solutions to them.

Samah Mohsen Aboellil. Lecturer, Political Department, Culture and Sciences City, 6 October University. 
Graduated from Cairo University. Faculty of Economic and Political Science, 1998.
PhD. Degree in Political Science, Cairo University. Faculty of Economic and Political Science Entitled: Human Trafficking: Study in the international agreements and domestic legislation- Referring to the Egyptian case 
Participate The Protection Project- John Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) Washington DC.- USA, 2012
Participate at the "Incorporating Aspects of Human Trafficking in Educational Curricula in Arab Universities" 2013.UN, UNDOC, Office for GCC Countries. Abu Dhabi, UAE.

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