VOICED : Stifling curbs on freedom of expression in Sisis Egypt

The video discusses the political climate in Egypt under President Sisi, highlighting the fear and suspicion generated by a crackdown on supporters of former President Morsi and secular activists. Public political discourse is risky, with critics accusing Sisi of establishing a more authoritarian regime than Mubarak's. The Muslim Brotherhood is targeted as a terrorist organization, with citizen informants aiding in arrests. Media outlets are influenced by the government, curbing freedom of expression. Despite the 2011 revolt for greater freedom, Egypt remains more restricted and fearful.

In what ways has freedom of expression been curtailed in Egypt's media?

What has been the impact of the 2011 revolt on the current state of freedom in Egypt?