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SCAF "Restraint" Proves Hollow as More Protesters Killed

Dec 20 2011
[Protesters rushing towards the field hospital in Tahrir square carrying a wounded man after military police attack on them. Image from Reuters]

Another dawn raid by armed security forces on Tahrir Square leaves more dead protesters as Egyptian army faces more local and international criticism for violent crackdown on dissent. A fifteen-year-old boy is in critical condition and there are unconfirmed reports of another four casualties after Egyptian Central Security Forces (CSF) and army personnel stormed Tahrir Square in the early hours of Tuesday morning, as clashes raged on into their fifth consecutive day. The ...

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Video: Security Forces Kill Two More Protesters in Egypt

Dec 19 2011
[Army and Police Forcefully Clear Tahrir on 19 December 2011. Photo Credit: Mosireen media collective.]

Coordinated attack early Monday morning on Tahrir Square by Army and security forces latest surge in violent crackdown on political dissent against ruling military junta. As the fierce fighting between protesters, the military and Central Security Forces entered its fourth day, at 3:50am Monday morning Egyptian security forces attacked Tahrir Square, leaving two protesters dead. Despite video footage showing the contrary, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) ...

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Bel Trew


Bel Trew is a writer for Ahram Online.

"Sabra-Shatila has seen no transformative change in almost three decades since the massacre."
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