Governorates plagued with clashes
Dozens killed in clashes throughout governorates on Morsi supporters’ “Friday of Rage”
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State of emergency and curfew imposed
President authorises armed forces to assist police in maintaining security
Violence following sit-in dispersals condemned
Al-Azhar stresses violence is no alternative to political solutions, reactions of political groups range from strong support to vehement condemnation
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In Pictures: Police and Army surround Rabaa
Photos by Ahmed AlMalky/DNE
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In Pictures: Police take over Nahda sit-in
Photos by Mohamed Omar/DNE
Dissolved Shura Council condemns media
Former council members issue a “blacklist” of media they accuse of siding with “coup”
Morsi supporters march to High Court
Protesters call for removing Prosecutor General; call for march to Tahrir Friday
Egyptian journalist briefly detained at Nahda sit-in
Youm7 journalist claims she was threatened with violence as protesters examined pictures on her camera
New wave of violence erupts during Eid El Fitr
Clashes erupt in several governorates in Egypt between ousted president Morsi’s supporters and their opponents
One killed in Alexandria violence
Violence breaks out as pro-Morsi supporters march on the corniche
Alleged kidnappers released
Men accused of gathering children to take part in pro-Morsi sit-ins released from custody pending investigation
Brotherhood and violence
The Muslim Brotherhood refuses to be anything but a problematic “existence”. Trying to identify what kind of political entity the Brotherhood is has always been problematic. Trying to work with the Brotherhood during Mubarak’s late years hasn’t been an easy process either. Adapting to the Brotherhood’s repeated administrative failures during former president Mohamed Morsi’s presidency …
Amnesty condemns torture at pro-Morsi sit-ins
Human rights organisation cites victims who were allegedly tortured at pro-Morsi sit-ins
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In Pictures: Morsi supporters protest outside the Media City
Photos by Mohamed Omar/DNE
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Pro-Morsi rally at the Alexandria Security Directorate
Protesters chant against the police
EOHR calls on Interior Ministry to refrain from using lethal force
The Egyptian Organisation for Human Rights stressed the importance of the application of international human rights standards
Violence follows protests in Mansoura and Ismailia
One dead and several injured in Mansoura
US ‘strongly condemns’ Egypt violence
Cairo and the northern city of Alexandria have since seen massive rival rallies that have often turned violent
If you are not with us, you are against us
For three years, Egyptians have been taking to the streets demanding democracy, social justice and freedom, and for three years they have been denied. They are being cornered over and over into making tough choices, then end up choosing what they deem “less horrible” and the results have never lived up to their aspirations. As …
Army sets up complaints hotline
A phone number and e-mail to receive Rabaa and Bein Al-Sarayat’s residents complaints
Port Said and Mahalla see deadly clashes
Clashes in cities leave dozens injured
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Sherif Adel’s weekly look at Egypt’s events.
Alexandria violence leaves at least ten killed
Clashes allegedly erupted between Morsi supporters and Alexandria residents; Muslim Brotherhood claims they were attacked during prayer
Rabaa clashes spark outrage, debate over casualties
Death toll ranges from 20 to 100 from conflicting Muslim Brotherhood and Ministry of Interior accounts
Amnesty calls on security forces to protect protesters
“Security forces have repeatedly failed to protect protesters, bystanders and residents from attacks by armed assailants.”
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In Pictures: Pro-Morsi march in Nasr City
On Friday afternoon thousands of demonstrators marched over nine kilometres from Ramses Square in downtown Cairo to Rabaa Al-Adaweya Mosque in Nasr City in support of ousted president Mohammed Morsi.
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In Pictures: Clashes erupt in Alexandria
Clashes erupted in Alexandria between opponents and supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi, when the latter staged a sit-in near Al-Qaed Ibrahim Mosque, leaving two dead and tens injured.
The nine-kilometre march from Ramses Square
Men, women and children marched in protest of Minister of Defence Abdul Fatah Al-Sisi’s Wednesday speech
Clashes in Shubra leave tens injured
Fights break out between opponents and supporters of Morsi
Shubra clashes kill one, injure dozens
FJP spokesman: Peaceful march was attacked by “thugs” in an “old game played by policemen.”