dominick cain, al jazeera cairo. >> christians and churches have been the target of a number of attacks since his removal from power and 40 churches have been targeted and more than 200 christian-owned properties have also been attacked and coptic pope receives death threats and several christians mp of whom are cops have been killed. and he said this is becoming too common in egypt. >> this is a horrific attack. people who have gone to celebrate what should have been a joyous occasion have been subjected to the deadly attack and more are coming. it's terrible to see that in the light of resent attacks where christians and muslims are trying to get on with life, regardless of antagonism and violence, that even on a night like this when people are trying to celebrate they can lose loved ones. there has been a heightened level of attacks of over 40 churches being attacked over a short period of time. there are still some who wrongly accuse christians being the source of the former president ousting. wherever you sit on that dialog and whatever opinion you have, i can't imagine anyone who

from cairo dominick cain reports. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters marched through ca o cairo's nasr city after friday prayers. being able to take to the streets like this is an essential part of the protests. >> translator: we cannot stay silent about what is happening. we will not accept military rule over us again. we need a legitimate government. >> reporter: since the revolution, protests is almost a daily event across egypt. since the toppling the hosni mubarak successful governments have sought to regulate the daily demonstrations. there's been violence during many of the street protests. this draft law was first written during the morsi administration but is being pursued by this military-led government. international law experts say countries have to juggle their duty to protect their citizens alongside the rights of the individual to protest. >> international human rights law provides freedom of speech and freedom of assembly as basic, fundamental human rights. these are fundamental human rights, but international law also requires that states have a duty to protect their c

dominick cain al jazeera cairo. >> reporter: there has been more protests against military at a universitycairo. students at the university called for a major up rising and demonstrations being held at the institutions other campuses in the cities of sweet. here with the al jazeera news hour and this is coming up, calling for better pay and benefits there are protests in indonesia capitol. >> israels ortoodox, following the death of a spiritual leader can they regain power. >> the man of mexico's next leader and why he is confident he will go to the next world cup. ♪ but first newly-released security camera footage appears soldiers looting shops last month and they are seen to be holding plastic bags with unknown items during the four-day lock down and at least 68 people were killed by the group al shabaab and i imagine the footage with looting angered a lot of people, peter. >> yeah, it absolutely has and people are questioning the government's version of events because initially after we heard the early reports of looting the government set up an inquiry and late last week there were a n