Egypt: Crackdown on Morsi’s supporters heralds new rights abuses

Headline Title: Egypt: Crackdown on Morsi’s supporters heralds new rights abuses 05 July 2013 Amnesty International is warning against a crackdown on supporters of Mohamed Morsi, after documenting a new wave of arrests of Muslim Brotherhood leaders, raids on media and an incident in which a protester was killed by army live fire.Since former President Mohamed Morsi was deposed on 3 July, Amnesty International has spoken to eyewitnesses who were fired on by the army in a street near Rabaa Aladaweya Square in Cairo’s Nasr City that evening. Live ammunition was used on the pro-Morsi…

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