Arab Spring

Ten years after Libya’s Day of Revolt, Al Jazeera’s Imran Khan recalls the hope and optimism he witnessed in 2011.

Graffiti artists expressed the arc of Egypt’s uprising – from rage to euphoria to disillusionment.

Ten years after Egypt’s President Mubarak stepped down, a protester remembers a night of hope and celebrations in Cairo.

Ex-journalist Afrah Nasser remembers Yemen’s journey from revolution to war to the world’s worst humanitarian disaster.

Al Jazeera looks at the Arab Spring through the eyes of some of the people who lived through it.

An Egyptian protester describes how the revolution lives on inside those who were there.

From Egypt to Libya, a generation has been traumatised, but still, they swim against the tide of repression.

Country marks 10 years since the start of demonstrations that led to the downfall of long-time ruler Hosni Mubarak.

Whether crossing a bridge in Selma, Alabama in 1965, or in Cairo in 2011, our struggles for justice share much.

A photojournalist who was in Cairo’s Tahrir Square in January 2011 revisits the day he knew things had changed for good.

Euphoria of revolution’s early days has simmered with officials cracking down on freedom of expression.

Ten years after the Arab Spring, the region risks losing another decade to misguided economic policies.

A retrospective look at the media’s role in the Arab uprisings and the damage that has been done to journalism since.

Ten years since the start of the uprisings, we revisit Al Jazeera documentaries that captured the spirit of the time.