Monday marks 10 years since the beginning of Egypt’s Jan. 25 revolution. Millions of Egyptians marched for political freedom, economic reform and human rights during the protests. But Egypt’s human rights record remains abysmal according to international human rights groups. The World’s Marco Werman spoke with Mai El-Sadany from the Tahrir Institute in Washington, DC, to discuss the situation today in Egypt.
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