Egypt’s New Anti-Terror Law Raising Concerns

narrative – n. a story that is told or written

contradict – v. to deny or disagree with what is being said

setback – n. a problem that makes progress less likely

civil society – n. a collection of non-governmental organizations that support the interests and opinions of a country's citizens

censor – v. to examine a work for official purposes and remove things that are considered unacceptable

under-secretary – n. an official who is second in command in an organization

combat – adj. relating to active fighting, especially in a war

checkpoint – n. a place where people and cars are searched before being allowed to continue

Now it's your turn. How does your government treat freedom of speech in your country? Is the media in your country completely free? Let us know in the comments section.