Journalists, detainees’ wives demonstrate in Cairo
Dozens of wives of Islamist detainees demonstrated today in front of the Lawyers' Syndicate, Downtown Cairo, to protest their husbands continuous detention by the Interior Ministry. Some of them have been in jails without trial since the 1980s.
Meanwhile, a handful of Muslim Brothers journalists demonstrated in front of the Press Syndicate, protesting the closure of the group-affiliated paper, Afaq Arabiya, seven months ago by the government. The journalists posed as vegetable sellers, to symbolize their financial difficulties. "We are left with nothing but selling vegetables ya hokouma," they were shouting.
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Meanwhile, a handful of Muslim Brothers journalists demonstrated in front of the Press Syndicate, protesting the closure of the group-affiliated paper, Afaq Arabiya, seven months ago by the government. The journalists posed as vegetable sellers, to symbolize their financial difficulties. "We are left with nothing but selling vegetables ya hokouma," they were shouting.
Recommended Book:
Al-Qaeda: The True Story of Radical Islam