Egypt: Report Fails to Name Port Said Massacre Culprit
Egyptian parliamentarians have criticised a fact-finding report on the Port Said massacre that fails to identify the perpetrators behind the violence.
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Egypt: Parliamentarians - Port Said Massacre Is a Plot Against the People and Their Revolution
Egypt State Information Service, 14 February 2012
The People's Assembly agreed at its session on 13/2/2012under Dr. Saad el Katatni on an initial report by the fact finding mission on Port Said incidents. read more »
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Egypt: PA Report Blames Security, Football Association, Al Masry Club, Port Said Stadium
Egypt State Information Service, 13 February 2012
The fact finding committee, formed by the people's assembly to probe the incidents of the Port Said stadium Sunday announced on 12/2/2012 its initial report, politically blaming ... read more »
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Egypt: Interior Minister - No Shotgun Shells Were Fired At Protesters
Egypt State Information Service, 8 February 2012
Interior Minister Mohamed Ibrahim assured the parliament on Tuesday 7/2/2012 that troops guarding the Interior Ministry did "not at all" use cartouch shells against protesters. read more »
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Egypt: Five MPs to Stage Sit-in to Protest Clashes
Aswat Masriya, 6 February 2012
Five MPs started a sit-in to protest against using violence against protesters and what they called "dictatorship of the majority" in the parliament, Aswat Masriya correspondent ... read more »
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Ghana/Tunisia: Tunisians to Honour Port Said Victims At Start of Ghana Match
Radio France Internationale, 4 February 2012
Tunisia want to wear black armbands as a tribute to the dead at a football match in Port Said, Egypt, this week, coach Sami Trabelsi. After the Arab Spring solidarity, they face a ... read more »
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