Bryan van Hulst

Bryan van Hulst is a Dutch-Ecuadorian graduate from University College Utrecht where he majored in political science and journalism. After conducting a field research on Palestinian nonviolent resistance in the West Bank in 2011, he moved to Cairo where is currently working as a freelance journalist. He can be reached at: bpvanhulst@gmail.com.

In bleak Cairo, hunger strikers continue revolution

Hunger strikers in Cairo. Photo by Katherine Waters.

“The revolution continues! We will get our freedom!” gasped a protestor outside the Egyptian Parliament where a handful of activists launched a relentless hunger strike and sit-in on Tuesday last week.More

June 14, 2012
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