Barricades set up by protesters in Tahrir to stop the advancement of army vehicles following a day of bloody clashes, where army and police crackdown left at least 2 protesters dead.

Barricades set up by protesters in Tahrir to stop the advancement of army vehicles following a day of bloody clashes, where army and police crackdown left at least 2 protesters dead.

The crackdown of the military (aided by the Interior Ministry’s Central Security Forces) on Tahrir protesters in the early morning of 9 April.

Protesters in Tahrir at the night of April 9, denouncing the army, calling for the revolution to continue.

My name is Sara Hussein Abdel Ghany, my brother, Asser Hussein Abdel Ghany, 22 years old, was arrested on the 9th of April, 2011, by the military police. Asser was among peaceful demonstrators who participated in a sit-in Tahrir Square calling the army to answer the demands of the Revolution of the 25th of January. The peaceful protesters, however, were brutally attacked by the police even though they kept shouting “selmya”-non-violent demonstration. Asser and another 41 protesters were arrested and brought to the military prosecution in the 10th District -الحى العاشر- Nasr City, charged with violating curfew. All the 42 peaceful demonstrators will be facing a military trail on the 11th of April, 2011.

Solidarity needed with Asser and all the detainees.