The article, written by Islam Salahuddin, discusses the state of press freedom in Egypt, highlighting instances of censorship and interference faced by journalists and newspapers. Ayman Saleh, deputy editor of Al-Watan Newspaper, experienced censorship when his financial investigation report was replaced with a different story in the printed newspaper. The article details various accounts from journalists and editors who have faced similar issues, including Khaled Al-Balshy and Abdel-Nasser Al-Zuhairy. It also touches on the historical context of press censorship in Egypt, legislative reforms, and the role of state-owned printing presses like Al-Ahram in the censorship process. The piece suggests that while the methodology of censorship has evolved, the threat to press freedom remains significant in Egypt.