#rabaa

[al3abath]

لو نجحت إني أخلي صوت أي حاجة أعلى من صوت دماغي لحد بكرة ما يخلص .. ده في حد ذاته هيبقى بالنسبالي انتصار ..

في ذكرى مجزرة رابعة ..

[lagastronomieok]

Siempre es bueno volver, aunque ya no sea como antes, ahora es necesario estar distanciado, separados, pero volver a @celestinosrestaurante por unas rabas sigue teniendo su encanto. . . . . #rabaa #celestinos #LaGastonomieOk (en Restaurante Celestino's) https://www.instagram.com/p/CI4f5E6BT14/?igshid=proshqrb9erv

[tekmodetech]

Egypt sentences 75 to death over Rabaa protests | News

Egypt sentences 75 to death over Rabaa protests | News

An Egyptian court has sentenced 75 people to death, including senior leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, over a 2013 sit-in protest in Cairo that ended with the killing of hundreds of protesters.

Senior Brotherhood leaders Essam el-Erian and Mohamed Beltagi were sentenced to death, while Mohamed Badie, the Brotherhood’s spiritual leader, was handed a life sentence.

Prominent photojournalist…

View On WordPress

[caramkapp]

Mafish remembers Rabaa—2018 Spray paint & stencils on trash, Berlin

[newselleven-blog]

Egypt: Five years since 'Rabaa massacre' | News

Egypt: Five years since ‘Rabaa massacre’ | News

Five years ago, Egypt witnessed one of the deadliest days for demonstrations in its modern history when security forces killed hundreds of supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi. 

The dramatic dispersal of the sit-in at Cairo’s Rabaa al-Adawiya Square on August 14, 2013, saw soldiers and police shoot dead more than 800 protesters in a matter of hours.

The bloody crackdown came weeks after…

View On WordPress

[newselleven-blog]

Egypt marks five years since 'Rabaa massacre' | Egypt News

Egypt marks five years since ‘Rabaa massacre’ | Egypt News

It has been five years since at least 1,000 people were killed by security forces in Rabaa Square, in Egypt’s capital, Cairo.

Human Rights Watch described it as “the largest mass killing in Egypt’s modern history”.

The group was protesting against the coup which deposed the democratically-elected President Mohamed Morsi.

The effects are still being felt in Egypt five years on.

Al Jazeera’s…

View On WordPress

[myshitblogger-blog]

Egyptian court delays verdict in mass trial over Rabaa sit-in

Egyptian court delays verdict in mass trial over Rabaa sit-in

[ad_1]

CAIRO (Reuters) – An Egyptian court on Saturday delayed a final ruling in a case against 739 people involved in a 2013 sit-in protest that was broken up by security forces, saying defendants could not be transferred to the court due to “security concerns”.

Police stand guards during a court session in which 739 people are being tried for participating in a 2013 sit-in in support of…

View On WordPress

[humanrightsupdates]

On 3 March, the prosecutor in the “Rabaa dispersal” case called for Mahmoud Abu Zeid, also known as “Shawkan”, and the other 738 defendants in the case to be sentenced to death. The next hearing in the case at the Cairo Criminal Court will take place on 17 March. On 3 March, at a court hearing in the trial of Egyptian photojournalist and prisoner of conscience, Mahmoud Abu Zeid, popularly known as “Shawkan”, the prosecutor called for sentencing all defendants, including Shawkan, to death. The next hearing is scheduled for 17 March, when the defence will be able to present their case. The 29-year-old photojournalist is a defendant in a mass trial along with 738 others, including senior leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood. The Public prosecutor charged him with twenty-four offences, including murder. So far, the prosecution has not provided sufficient evidence to establish a connection that Mahmoud Abu Zeid is responsible for the offences with which he is charged. Amnesty International considers Mahmoud Abu Zeid a prisoner of conscience.

TAKE ACTION NOW

Please write immediately in Arabic, English or your own language:

Urging the Egyptian authorities to drop all charges against Mahmoud Abu Zeid, and to release him immediately and unconditionally as he is a prisoner of conscience detained solely for peacefully exercising his right to freedom of expression;

Calling on them to protect Mahmoud Abu Zeid from torture and other ill-treatment, pending his release, and provide him with any healthcare he may require;

Calling on them to order an independent and effective investigation into allegations that he has been tortured or otherwise ill-treated

PLEASE SEND APPEALS BEFORE 24 APRIL 2018 TO: 

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi Office of the President Al Ittihadia Palace   Cairo, Arab Republic of Egypt Fax: [phone]             Email: [email protected] Twitter: @AlsisiOfficial Salutation: Your Excellency

Interior Minister Magdy Abdel Ghaffar             Ministry of Interior Fifth Settlement, New Cairo   Egypt     Fax: [phone]             Email: [email protected] Twitter: @moiegy Salutation: Your Excellency

And copies to:

Deputy Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Human Rights Ahmed Ihab Gamal Eldin       Ministry of Foreign Affairs Corniche al-Nil, Cairo             Arab Republic of Egypt           Fax: [phone]             Email: [email protected] Twitter: @MfaEgypt

Also send copies to diplomatic representatives accredited to your country.

HIS EXCELLENCY MR NASSER AHMED KAMEL ALI, Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt, 26 South Street W1K 1DW, 020 7499 3304/2401, Fax [phone],

[email protected]

and

[email protected]

Please check with your section office if sending appeals after the above date.

This is the thirteenth update of UA 243/14. Further information:

www.amnesty.org/en/documents/mde12/6903/2017/en/