Egypt: Damning evidence points to security forces’ failures

Headline Title: Egypt: Damning evidence points to security forces’ failures 10 July 2013 Evidence gathered by Amnesty International suggests that the security forces have used excessive force against supporters of deposed President Mohamed Morsi. Since last Friday at least 88 people have lost their lives in protests and political violence, including three members of the security forces, with around 1,500 wounded.At least 51 Morsi supporters were killed yesterday during clashes outside the Republican guard headquarters.“Despite claims by the military that protesters attacked first…

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