I received the following statement from Amnesty International:
The Egyptian government yesterday refused to allow human rights groups to observe the military trial of 33 leading members of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, undercutting the government’s claims that civilians will have a fair trial before military courts, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said today.
The trial of the MB leaders in Mubarak’s kangaroo military courts was adjourned today to 15 July. Hafez has detailed coverage with photos and videos on his blog.
Check more photos I took of yesterday’s protest:
And few more video clips: Kefaya’s Abdel Halim Qandeel calling for boycotting the Shura Council elections, and launching civil disobedience:
Kamal Khalil on the labor strikes, and the need for a united opposition that can link its struggle with that of the workers’: