visit with his family. He was allowed to enter and leave, while many of the spurious court cases against him had been dismissed in court. He returned permanently to Cairo on February 12, within hours of Mubarak's departure from office and to celebrate the short-lived fruits of the January 25th revolution. See also Asmaa Mahfouz Kefaya Ayman Nour - an Egyptian opposition leader, founder of the Tomorrow Party Nonviolent resistance 2011 Egyptian Revolution April 6 Youth Movement References External links UNESCO profile Democracy Now! program 20-minute broadcast interview by Amy Goodman; audio and video files plus print transcript (October 2007). "Campaign Against Torture" The Prospect for Democracy in the Middle East A Conversation with Saad Eddin Ibrahim [ Long interview of Ibrahim] by Professor Alan Johnson of Edge Hill University conducted in February 2007 Drew Magazine profile of Saad Eddin Ibrahim Drew University Center on Religion, Culture & Conflict Receives Honorary Doctoral Degree from DePauw University; May 23, 2004 Saad Eddin Ibrahim Freedom Collection interview DePauw University faculty Egyptian democracy activists Egyptian dissidents Egyptian human rights activists Egyptian emigrants to the United States Academic staff of The American University in Cairo Indiana University faculty Harvard University staff Free speech activists Egyptian writers Egyptian sociologists 1938 births Living people Egypt Egyptian revolutionaries 2011 in Egypt 2011 riots Politics of Egypt People from Dakahlia Governorate