Thousands of women brave brutal police in Tahrir Square to protest at one of their own being stripped to bra and beaten by troops

United: The women came together from all social and religious backgrounds

Demands: Anger has been mounted over the military government's heavy-handed treatment of demonstrations

Anger: The protest is one of the first to be led by women - though many had male chaperones

March: A woman holds up a photograph of a protester being dragged along the ground by police

• Teenager shot by soldiers after they attempt to remove protesters
• At least 14 killed since violent clashes erupted on Friday
• Former general calls for protesters to be thrown into 'Hitler's ovens'
• U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accuses military of targeting women

By WIL LONGBOTTOM and HUGO GYE

Last updated at 9:47 AM on 21st December 2011

The Muslim Brotherhood’s “Kill the Jews” Election Platform

Egyptians have gone to the polls in large numbers this week to cast their votes in the first stage of protracted parliamentary elections that will stretch into early next year. Meanwhile, the country’s military rulers do not appear to be going anywhere, unless forced out by mounting street protests and outside international pressure.

'Death toll rises to 33 in Egypt clashes'

By REUTERS 
11/21/2011 14:57 

Medical sources say morgue receiving dozens of corpses as police fire tear gas, attack makeshift field hospital in Cairo.

Cairo's main morgue at Zainhum hospital has received 33 corpses from those killed in clashes between protesters and security forces, medical sources said on Monday.

Israel: Social justice protests bring thousands to the streets

by infolivetvenglish on Oct 31, 2011

As Grad and Qassam rockets pounded Southern Israel an estimated 20,000 Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square calling for social justice.

Riots in Rome, scuffles in UK mar mass protests

G20 urges European leaders to deal decisively with debt turmoil

• Gulf News Report
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  • Image Credit: Reuters
  • A car burns during a demonstration by the ‘Indignants’ against banking and finance in Rome yesterday. Protesters worldwide railed against bankers, financiers and politicians they accuse of ruining global economies and condemning millions to poverty and hardship through greed.

  Dubai: Protests raged in cities from Sydney to Chicago on Saturday as global finance chiefs met in Paris to discuss a way out of Europe's sovereign debt turmoil.

  Thousands took to the streets in New Zealand and Australia, followed by Manila and Hong Kong, as demonstrations spread to Europe — where violence broke out on the streets of Rome, and protesters in London scuffled with police — and finally the US, the home of the Occupy Wall Street movement.

  Protesters hit out at corporate greed and cutbacks by governments, with many expressing anger over unemployment and opposition to the financial elite.

  Meanwhile, following the second day of talks in Paris, global finance chiefs gathered at a meeting of the G20 last night urging Europe's leaders to "decisively" deal with the region's sovereign debt turmoil, setting an October 23 summit as the deadline for a plan. Read the rest on: 

  

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Occupy Los Angeles: 'Banksters ruin our lives & steal our money'

by RussiaToday on Oct 11, 2011

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There have been reports of police beating war veterans during a peaceful protest in Boston. The demonstration was part of the Occupy Wall Street movement, which is aimed at big business and banks.

‘Occupy’ protesters branch out

By Christine McConville
Monday, October 10, 2011 - Updated 4 hours ago

The downtown protest group Occupy Boston threw its proverbial doors open yesterday, and played host to supporters of accused terrorist Terak Mehanna, who are looking to raise awareness of the Sudbury man’s upcoming trial.

A firsthand account: Marching from Shubra to deaths at Maspiro

Photographed by Mohamed Hossam Eddin

The march from the Cairo district of Shubra was huge, like 
the numbers on 28 January. In the front row was a group 
of men in long white bibs, “martyr upon demand” 
written on their chests. A tiny old lady walked among 
them, waving a large wooden cross: “God protect you my 
children, God protect you.”

Female doc kicked, sexually assaulted by police for helping anti-govt. protestors in Bahrain

ANI

Manama, Oct 2 (ANI): A Muslim female doctor in the kingdom of Bahrain, who was sentenced to five years in prison for helping injured anti-government protestors, has claimed that she was dragged out of her house at midnight at gunpoint by about 30 plain-clothes police officers.

EGYPTIANS REALIZING ‘REVOLUTION’ WAS NOTHING MORE THAN MILITARY COUP……..

Egyptians break into Israeli embassy, dump documents from windows, desecrate flag again as police stand aside

Click: That was their problem with the wall. It was getting in the way.

Israel evacuates ambassador in Cairo following attack

Egyptian churches reject call for massive anti-Israel protest

Photographed by other

Egyptian churches announced on Thursday their rejection of a protest scheduled for next Friday to demand the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador to Cairo.

The Arab Spring and the Israeli Summer

Israel is showing the world how it’s done once again. This time, it’s how to protest.

by Richard Rabkin

Ever so quietly, Israel is showing the world how it’s done. Again. No we aren’t referring to microprocessors, nanotechnology or world class academic research. We’re talking about “Hey hey, ho ho, something something has gotta go,” protesting.

Iran calls on London Police patience with protesters

ISNA - Tehran 
Service: Foreign Policy

TEHRAN (ISNA)-Iran called for London Police to exercise self-restraint in dealing with protesters in Tottenham, north of London.

Israelis protest over cost of living (1:52)

Aug.7 - A quarter of a million Israelis demonstrate to demand lower living costs. Paul Chapman reports.

'Future is up to us': Israel protest gathers 150,000

by RussiaToday on Jul 31, 2011

Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in seven cities across Israel, and their social slogans are rapidly being replaced by the calls for the government to step down.

The tent protest and the poor, Israel apologizes to everyone

by LatmaTV on Jul 29, 2011

Thousands of parents begin 'stroller march' across country

Photo by: Ben Hartman [file]

Over 1,500 march in TA to protest "exorbitant cost of 

raising children in Israel"; parents chant "kids are for 

the rich only,"; march running simultaneously with tent protests,

 doctor's march, J'lem pride parade.