Hossam el-Hamalawy
Kefaya activists are organizing a protest tomorrow Tuesday, 3 July, 9am in front of the State Council in Giza, to protest the government’s plans to privatize the state health insurance.
The Administrative Court will be looking into the lawsuit filed against the Prime Minister’s Decree no 637 for the year 2007, by which he laid the first steps into turning the state insurance system into a holding company, to be privatized later.
Kefaya activists will assemble in front of the Press Syndicate Wednesday 13 June, 6:30pm, to demonstrate against the privatization of state-owned companies and health insurance services.
This to be followed by a conference inside the syndicate at 7pm, under the title, NO TO SELLING EGYPT, where Kefaya activists will be joined by a number of workers from privatized firms to familiarize the audience with the dismal working conditions in their factories after privatization
Activists will hold a protest today Tuesday, 12 noon, in front of the Parliament, to protest the government’s plans to privatize the state health insurance.
Also at noon, the teachers will be staging a protest in front of their syndicate on the Zamalek island, to protest the government-proposed “Special Cadre” reforms which falls short of their demands.