Egypt: Time for extreme caution and restraint

Headline Title: Egypt: Time for extreme caution and restraint 03 July 2013 With the ousting of President Morsi in Egypt, Amnesty International urges the security forces, including the army, to do all within their power to protect the human rights and safety of everyone in Egypt, regardless of their political affiliation.The armed forces and the police in Egypt have a well documented record of human rights violations which must not be repeated. The army stated that it will deal with any acts of violence with the “utmost force and determination”.“In this time of great tension and with…

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