We will never know how many people were killed in early September’s rockslide in a slum neighborhood on the outskirts of Cairo. Locals say the death toll probably reached 500. In a city with millions of homeless and poverty in plain view on almost every street corner, it is well nigh impossible to gauge how many people do not have a place to call home. One woman seeking to change that reality in virtually impossible circumstances is Manal Tibi, the director of the Egyptian Center for Housing Rights. She has been speaking to The Media Line about the rockslide as the inevitable consequence of a far greater tragedy… [1]