«Egypt's VP Mohamed ElBaradei resigns in protest against crackdown». Los Angeles Times(engelsk). 14. august 2013. Besøkt 22. juli 2019. «Egyptian Vice President Mohamed ElBaradei, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, resigned Wednesday in protest over a crackdown by security forces that killed scores of supporters of deposed Islamist President Mohamed Morsi and tipped the nation into civil strife. (---) The military refused to release Morsi, who was toppled in a coup last month, and much of the Brotherhood’s leadership from detention. The Brotherhood would not recognize the new government as legitimate and told tens of thousands of its supporters not to abandon two sit-ins in Cairo. | Police stormed those demonstrations at Cairo University and across town at the Rabaa al Adawiya mosque Wednesday, touching off clashes across the country. The Health Ministry reported that at least 149 people had died and more than 875 were wounded. The Brotherhood said at least 300 of its supporters were killed.»
«El-Baradei calls for wholehearted participation in constitutional changes, or a boycott». Middle East Monitor(engelsk). 5. februar 2019. Besøkt 22. juli 2019. «He called on parties and politicians to discard differences, unite ranks and agree to participate wholeheartedly or boycott the process. The main features of the efforts to amend the constitution, he pointed out, include “extending the presidential term limit; diminishing judicial independence; and anointing the military as the guardian of the state.” This, he added, is the Arab Spring in reverse.»
moe.gov.cn
Folkerepublikken Kinas utdannelsesministerium, verkets språk kinesisk, www.moe.gov.cn, besøkt 11. april 2019[Hentet fra Wikidata]
munzinger.de
Munzinger Personen, oppført som Mohammed el- Baradei, Munzinger IBA 00000022248, besøkt 9. oktober 2017[Hentet fra Wikidata]
