Journalist Belal Abdel Rahman, of el-Nass Channel, was tortured and had one of his ribs broken under interrogation by Officer Nasser of Mit Ghamr’s State Security Bureau.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGnl-ziTXE0
Hossam el-Hamalawy
Resources, photos and videos of Egyptian police officers involved in torture and human rights violations.
Journalist Belal Abdel Rahman, of el-Nass Channel, was tortured and had one of his ribs broken under interrogation by Officer Nasser of Mit Ghamr’s State Security Bureau.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGnl-ziTXE0
In every single event, demonstration or strike we have to snap at least one photo of the police officers, corporals, and plainclothes thugs present. We have to profile them, put their faces on the web and circulate their photos. A police officer cannot show up for a demonstration, beat the hell of out of peaceful protesters, then walk home and go out in his neighborhood with his family to have fun. No! A State Security officer cannot spend the day electrocuting the balls of a detainee and inserting a stick up someone else’s ass and then just simply go out in the weekend with his kids to the park peacefully, or have shisha in a public coffee shop, while those around think of him as a “normal” human being. These are dangerous torturers and rapists whom we do not want as neighbors or friends. They have to be exposed in front of their children, parents, neighbors and peers. Their pictures have to be everywhere, from the internet to the streets. And just like in any respectable country when there’s a dangerous criminal at large statements are broadcast with advisories and warnings to the public, we should also alert the citizens to those dangerous criminals whom we can’t unfortunately report to the police coz they are the police. Their pictures have to reach the widest range possible.
We need everyone’s help in that campaign. For a start, visit the group page on Flickr and begin uploading ya shabab. I’m sure many of you have tons of pictures on your hard drives of previous demos that may have clear shots of the faces of police agents present in the scene. Don’t leave them lying there. Start uploading whatever you have to the Piggipedia. Try to include in the captions and/or tags the place of the protest/event and whether you have any additional information about those police officers.
Down with Mubarak…!