Tensions High in Egypt After Weekend Bloodshed
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 30 July 2013
- Tags:
- Egypt, Governance, Conflict, Peace and Security, Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution
Tensions remain high after a weekend of bloodshed where at least 74 supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi were shot dead by security forces on Saturday.
Death Toll in Egypt Clashes Rises
- Riot Police Kill Several Protesters
- Cairo Protesters Ignore Military Orders to Disperse
- UN Chief Urges Army to Respect Human Rights
- Prosecution Investigates Two Bodies Found Near Rabaa Al-Adawiya Sit-in
- ElBaradei Urges All Sides to Renounce Violence
- Death Toll Rises in Egypt Protests
- Many Killed As Govt Confronts Mursi Supporters
- Three Marches Merge With Demonstrators At Rabaa Square
- VIDEO: Egyptian Protesters Continue to Clash
- Official Death Toll in Clashes Rises to 72
Egyptian Conflict Raises Concern
- UN Chief Expresses Concern Over Egyptian Conflict
- Growing Anger With Western Opinion
- HRW Denounces Sectarian Attacks in Egypt
- VIDEO: Egyptian Violence Amid Political Change
- ElBaradei Urges Investigation Into Republican Guard and Mansoura Violence
- Security Forces Abandon Coptic Christians During Deadly Attack in Luxor
Inquiry Call Into Killings in Egypt
- Call for International Inquiry into Mass Killings
- Human Rights Watch Rabaa Report "Negative and Biased" - Egyptian Government
- Statement By the Interior Ministry in Response to Claims By Human Rights Watch
- Statement By the State Information Services in Response to the Allegations Made in the Report Issued By Human Rights Watch
- Rab'a Killings Likely Crimes Against Humanity - No Justice a Year Later for Series of Deadly Mass Attacks On Protesters
- In the First Anniversary of Rabaa and El-Nahda Dispersal the Union Demands for a Fact Finding Committee to Announce Its Findings to the Public Opinion
- Authorities Block Cairo Release of Report On Mass Killings
- 'Worst Mass Unlawful Killings in Country's Modern History'
- Statement By State Information Service On Rabaa, Nahda Sit-Ins Dispersal
- Deaths, Chaos in Egypt
- Respect Right to Protest, Protect Right to Life
- Rights Group Calls for Probe Into Killings
- Thousands of Islamists Demonstrate At Rab'aa Square to Support Mursi
Egypt: Mursi Supporters Accused of Torture
- Evidence Points to Torture Carried Out By Morsi Supporters
- MB Threatened Unicef After Exploited Children Statement - Sis Chairman
- Rights Group Alleges Torture
- Respect Right to Protest, Protect Right to Life
- Sit-Ins Will Continue, Say Islamists
- Egypt Officials Meet to Discuss Dispersing Pro-Mursi Sit-Ins
- Muslim Brotherhood - African Union Delegation to Visit Rabaa Sit-in
- Decision to Disperse Sit-Ins Is a 'Recipe for Disaster'
Egypt Govt Targets Pro-Mursi Demos
- Pro-Morsi Demos 'Unacceptable Threats' to National Security
- Govt Decides to Disperse Pro-Morsi Protesters
- Pro-Morsi Wasat Party Leaders Arrested
- Cairo Protesters Divided By Opposing Views
- Army Accused of 'Shooting to Kill'
- Pro-Morsi Protesters Call for Monday Marches
- Morsi Supporters 'Would Not Back Down From Their Demands'
- Interim President to Rabaa El Adawiya's Sitter-Ins - Go Home, Return to Work and No One Will Be Tracked
