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Tens of thousands of protesters protest in Tahrir Square, Cairo, 19 June 2012, against Constitutional Declaration supplement that would drastically expand the military council's authority and limit the power of the coming president.
Civilian detainees in military prisons reject Morsy's committee
Al-Masry Al-Youm 14 Jul 2012
Civilians detained in military prisons sent a letter to President Mohamed Morsy Saturday urging him to release them...
Fact-finding committee investigates protester detentions
Al-Masry Al-Youm 12 Jul 2012
A fact-finding committee formed by President Mohamed Morsy to investigate detentions made since the January 2011...
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Protesters swarm Presidential Palace
Egypt Independent 02 Jul 2012
Protesters continued to flock to the Presidential Palace in Heliopolis on Monday to voice their demands to President...
Clashes between riot forces and protesters at Suez Security Directorate, February 3,2012. Violent clashes erupted yesterday between riot police and protesters, who gathered at Security Directorate to condemn Port Said massacre, which left 2 killed, and dozens of injured.
Suez protesters trial adjourned to 9 July
Al-Masry Al-Youm 02 Jul 2012
The Military Court adjourned to 7 July the trial of seven Suez protesters who were arrested on 4 May during clashes...
A protester shows a bullet used by the army during clashes with riot police near cabinet offices on 18 December 2011
From death row to 5 years, policeman's sentence eased
Al-Masry Al-Youm 30 May 2012
A Cairo policeman sentenced to death for killing 18 and injuring three protesters last year received a dramatically...
A banner bearing portraits of victim with writing in Arabic that reads "The blood of our martyrs will not be in vain" hangs at Cairo's Tahrir square, February 7, 2011 on the 14th day of protests calling for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak.
Court finds 14 policemen not guilty of revolution murder charges
Al-Masry Al-Youm 17 May 2012
The Cairo Criminal Court cleared on Thursday 14 suspects accused of killing protesters outside the Shubra and Marg...
Tens of thousands of Egyptians staged a nationwide anti-government protest called Day of Anger, Egypt, 25 January, 2011. Protests were planned to coincide with Police Day against deteriorated situations on different levels like torture, poverty, corruption and unemployment.
Rights group documents 841 deaths in 2011 uprising
AP 15 May 2012
An Egyptian rights group released Tuesday the most comprehensive list to date of the more than 800 civilians killed by...
Pro-Mubarak supporters stage protest as court reviews lawsuit filled by group of lawyers calling for removing Mubarak's name from public places, Cairo, 14 April,2011. Pro-Mubarak supporters gathered before the court calling for not removing Mubarak's name where they clashed with the opponents who were holding photos of the 25 January revolution martyrs.
Court acquits Salam policeman of killing protesters on Friday of Anger
Al-Masry Al-Youm 13 May 2012
North Cairo Criminal Court has cleared Major Mohamed Sadeq Dewidar, of Salam Police Station, on charges of killing a...
Abbasseya clashes
Women accuse Egyptian military of sexual assault
AP 10 May 2012
Women protesters and rights groups have accused Egyptian troops and prison authorities of sexual assault during the...
Clashes between military forces and protesters in Abbasiya, May 4,2012.Clashes erupted when protesters attempting to exceed barbed wires, which left injuries but no deaths.
Military prosecutors order detention of 300 protesters over Abbasseya violence
Egypt Independent 05 May 2012
The East Cairo Military Prosecution office on Saturday has ordered the detention of 300 people over deadly clashes...