The stated goal of Egyptian Streets is to provide its readers with "an alternate depiction of events that occur on Egyptian and Middle Eastern streets" and particularly aims to cover a wide range of topics and stories related to Egypt in a neutral manner.[1][2] It also managed to establish a social platform to discuss the various articles it publishes. Some of the issues it brought up are considered controversial and sensitive topics in Egypt and garnered significant attention from the readers, such as the debate of whether women in hijab should be banned from entering bars or not.[2][3] Egyptian Streets works to tackle even more challenging problems in Egyptian society such as sexual harassment and mass sexual assault and has a special coverage of protest movements, most notably the 2012–13 protests against the Muslim Brotherhood.[4]