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We photograph only people who agree.
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the shen: a circle that protects what it holds
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the rekhyt: the people of Egypt
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Recaps and announcements will appear here together, newest first.
After each event, we write a short recap with the people who were there. Only with their consent.
New sessions, new programmes and news about Dafa before it launches will appear here.
Until then, find a free session near you, or get our newsletter and hear about the first story as soon as it is out.
Our standard
Every story we publish follows three rules. They come before anything else.
We photograph only people who agree.
Ask for a no-photo badge at any event. Nobody is named, quoted or shown in a story without saying yes first.
the shen: a circle that protects what it holds
Real words and real figures, or nothing.
A quote is the speaker’s own words, used only with their agreement. Every number carries its source. We do not claim what we have not measured.
Ma’at: truth weighed against a standard
Written for Egypt, in Arabic first.
We write each story in Arabic first, then publish it in English, French and Portuguese. Plain words and short sentences, for every background and every ability.
the rekhyt: the people of Egypt
Questions about a story, or about how you appear in one? Write to us at [email protected].
Story card design
A preview of the card each story will use.
TemplateEverything in square brackets is a placeholder. No real story, photo or person appears here.
[Programme]
Date: [Date]
[Short summary, written with the people who were there]
Photos shared with consent
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[Programme]
Date: [Date]
[Short summary of the news]
Photos shared with consent
Read the story
A photo taken with consent
Only of people who agreed to be photographed. Or no photo at all.
The programme
Its colour and glyph, so you can see at a glance where the story comes from.
The date
When the event took place, or when the news was shared.
A plain title
Short and true, and written with the people who were there.