Resources on the 25 January 2011 Egyptian Revolution.
Families of martyrs who fell during the uprising are now staging a sit-in in front of the State TV building, Maspero, after the trial of 13 Giza policemen have been adjourned to 3 July. The families feel the trial is nothing but a circus, saying they are coming under pressure from the police to drop the charges against the accused pigs. Moreover, those policemen, the families say, are actually still in service and have not been even taken into custody.
The five Petrojet workers, detained by the military police during a protest outside the oil ministry in Nasr City on Wednesday 1 June, are now undergoing a military trial.
And as the military continues its crackdown on strikers, enforcing the infamous anti-strike law adopted in secret in April, the International Labor Organization has decided to reward Field Marshal Tantawi by removing Egypt from its black list.
The 25 Leaks website has published two group photos of State Security Police officers, seen below.
 |
| From Piggipedia |
 |
| From Piggipedia |
When I looked at the pix above, I noticed that three of those officers are already on the SS Nasr City DVDs, including Amgad Ezz el-Din:
 |
| From SS Officers |
And Ayman el-Banna:
 |
| From SS Officers |
As well as Ayman el-Rashidi:
 |
| From SS Officers |