Egyptians Give Mursi 24 Hours to Step Down
- Publisher:
- Agence France-Presse
- Publication Date:
- 1 July 2013
- Tags:
- Arms and Military Affairs, Egypt, Governance, Legal and Judicial Affairs
Egypt's opposition on Monday gave Islamist Mohamed Morsi a day to quit or face civil disobedience after deadly protests demanded the country's first democratically elected president step down after just a year in office.
Egyptian President Overthrown
- Army Overthrows Morsi, Calls New Elections
- VIDEO: Egypt - Latest Video
- Rights Group Calls on Army
- Group Calls for New Protection of Rights
- Statement by President Barack Obama on Egypt
- Former President Mursi - Army Measures Are Coup
- Army Deploys Forces to Egypt Squares and Streets
- Egypt Security Forces' Failure to Stop Protest Deaths 'Suspicious'
- UN Rights Arm Urges Morsi to Listen
- Morsi Faces Removal by Armed Forces
- Egypt President Morsi Overthrown, Constitution Suspended
- Army Gives Parties 48-Hour Ultimatum
- Four Ministers Resign
- In an Exclusive Interview With the Guardian, President Mohamed Morsi Has Defiantly Rejected Calls for Early Elections, Setting the Stage for Trial of Strength On the Egyptian Streets.
- Can Morsi Survive?
- VIDEO: Morsi Rejects Egyptian Army's 48-Hour Ultimatum
- VIDEO: Tahrir Square Celebrates Egypt Army Support Statement
Brotherhood Headquarters Attacked
- Dozens Storm Brotherhood's HQ in Cairo, Seven Dead
- VIDEO: Egyptian Protesters Storm Muslim Brotherhood Headquarters
- Five Dead, Hundreds Injured in Protests - Ministry
- Sixty Injured in Protests - Ministry
- VIDEO: Egypt's Anti-Mursi Protests Spread, Violence Worsens
- Anti-Govt Protests Sweep Egypt
- Mursi Vows to Guardian - No Second Revolution
- VIDEO: Anti-Mursi Protests Sweep Egypt
- Morsi Opponents, Supporters Stage Big Rallies in Cairo
- Anti-Regime Protesters Block Road to Presidential Palace
- Revolution On the Rocks
Has Mursi Healed National Division?
- Rights Group Reviews Mursi's Presidential Tenure
- Protesters Seal Tahrir Square Off to Vehicles
- Health Ministry - Clashes in Four Cities Leave One Dead, 434 Injured
- Mursi Opponents and Supporters Clash, 253 Injured
- Hundreds of Islamists Rally At Rab'aa Square to Support Mursi
- One Year Into Mohamed Mursi's Term Manifold Abuses and the Systematic Undermining of the Rule of Law
- Egypt Gears Up for Mass Protests
- Rights Center Says 359 People Tortured During Mursi's Rule
- Poll - 61 Percent of Egyptians Unhappy With Mursi's Performance
