Egypt urged to protect peaceful demonstrators

Thursday 15 April 2010 The authorities have been urged to allow peaceful protests after police violently repressed another anti-government demonstration in Cairo this week. Amnesty International has urged the Egyptian authorities to allow peaceful protests and to protect demonstrators, after police violently repressed another anti-government demonstration in Cairo on Tuesday, beating and injuring demonstrators with batons and detaining and abusing at least one. The incident followed the violent repression of a similar demonstration in the city on 6 April, during which 90 people were arrested.The…

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