Police surrounding demonstrators in the silent stand protest in Alexandria, Egypt

Jul.14, 2010 in Egypt

Police surrounding 2 female participants in the silent stand protest on 9th July 2010 in Alexandria, Egypt. More than 50 police officers surrounding 2 girls. This is the Egyptian Police acting under instructions from the Egyptian government summarised in one photo.

Photo speaks for itself

Tags: Egyptian Government, Egyptian Police, Police, Silent Stand

One Comment on “Police surrounding demonstrators in the silent stand protest in Alexandria, Egypt”

Marcos Andreas
July 14th, 2010 at 12:50 pm
All these policemen surrounding just 2 girls who are standing silent dressed in black doing nothing not even shouting?!?! Is this for real? I sympathise with Egyptians!

It's Khaled Said...

He is a 28 years old Egyptian who was tortured and killed by two policemen in the street where he lived in Alexandria, Egypt. Khaled's death further exposed the Egyptian police brutality and their systematic torture of Egyptians. Khaled died, but many Egyptians have become alive where his picture has now become the symbol of Egyptians' struggle for their rights and freedom.

We are all Khaled Said

Against torture in Egypt and inhuman treatment of Egyptians in their own country