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Verdict in Port Said
09 Mar 2013
Marking 1st Anniversary of Maspero Massacre
09 Oct 2012
Protesters and political activists take part in march to Radio and Television Building "Maspero" to mark the first anniversary of Maspero massacre, Cairo, 9 October 2012. Egyptian activists called for the march to mark the first anniversary of the clashes in which 27 people were killed, mostly Coptic Christians, in front of the Maspero state radio and television building. On 09 October 2011, a peaceful march against the destruction of a church turned into violent clashes with army soldiers.
Marking 1st Anniversary of Maspero Massacre
09 Oct 2012
Protesters set fire to effigies of former SCAF member Hassan al-Roweny during a march to commemorate the first anniversary of the Maspero clashes, Cairo, 9 October 2012. Egyptian activists called for the march to mark the first anniversary of the clashes in which 27 people were killed, mostly Coptic Christians, in front of the Maspero state radio and television building. On 09 October 2011, a peaceful march against the destruction of a church turned into violent clashes with army soldiers.
Pro-SCAF protesters
13 Aug 2012
Hamdy Badeen
09 Aug 2012
Head of the military police Major General Hamdy Badeen walks during a funeral for soldiers, who were killed during an attack at a checkpoint along the Sinai border with Israel by unknown gunmen, near the tomb of the late President Anwar al-Sadat and the Unknown Soldier monument, Cairo, 7 August 2012. Egypt began work to seal off smuggling tunnels into the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, a security source said, two days after gunmen shot dead 16 Egyptian border guards in an attack blamed partly on Palestinian jihadi militants.
Hamdy Badeen
07 Aug 2012
Head of the military police Major General Hamdy Badeen walks during a funeral for soldiers, who were killed during an attack at a checkpoint along the Sinai border with Israel by unknown gunmen, near the tomb of the late President Anwar al-Sadat and the Unknown Soldier monument, Cairo, 7 August 2012. Egypt began work to seal off smuggling tunnels into the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, a security source said, two days after gunmen shot dead 16 Egyptian border guards in an attack blamed partly on Palestinian jihadi militants.
President Mohamed Morsy, Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzouri, Lieutenant General Sami Anan at military graduation ceremony
17 Jul 2012
In this photo released by the office of the Egyptian Presidency, President Mohammed Morsy, second from right, talks with Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, second left, as they attend a military graduation ceremony with Prime Minister Kamal al-Ganzoury, left, and military Chief of Staff Sami Anan, right, in Cairo, Egypt, Tuesday, 17 July 2012.
SCAF supporters rally in Nasr City
13 Jul 2012
A SCAF supporter holds up portrait of Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, during rally the Memorial of the Unknown Soldier in Nasr City, Cairo, 13 July 2012, supporting the Constitutional Declaration supplement, and supporting the verdict of Supreme Constitutional Court to dissolve People's Assembly.
SCAF during Morsy's ceremony in Cairo University
30 Jun 2012
Field Marshal Mohamed Tantawi (C), head of Egypt's ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), and Egyptian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Sami Anan (2nd L) attend a speech by Egypt's new President Mohamed Morsy (not pictured) at Cairo University June 30, 2012. Morsy said on Saturday the military that took charge when Hosni Mubarak was overthrown last year had kept its promise to hand over power, speaking at a ceremony to mark the formal transfer of authority.
Friday of "Rejecting Coup d'etat": Tahrir
22 Jun 2012
A supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood's presidential candidate Mohamed Morsy cools fellow supporters by throwing water onto them during a demonstration against the delay of the Egyptian presidential results and Supreme Council for the Armed Forces (SCAF), at Tahrir square in Cairo June 22, 2012. Egypt's ruling military council criticised the two presidential candidates for making premature claims of victory on Friday and said it would stand by a decree limiting the new president's powers, which many see as prolonging military rule.