force today and there were about hundreds i would say in the low hundreds that were present in tahrir square demonstrating despite this government only being 3 days old and despite the me having made these major concessions in his speech last night the major one of them perhaps being as you mentioned the release of people who have been arrested since the beginning of protests in october we understand from the lawyers union which has been active in representing some of these protesters that the courts have indeed issued orders to release some of them and the releases have begun that currently around $98.00 there must traitors are officially reported as being in the tension in government facilities but what is important to mention is that there are many people who are. not accounted for who are categorized as being missing who are believed to being held in unofficial prisons or by various armed groups so while the human rights commission has praised. me steps they also called on the government to make sure that those who are missing are as well released and in fact we just spoke to the family

malta nothing on tuesday nurses and sri lanka celebrated her 200th birthday well also honoring the tahrir square of nurses all around the world. at the demand event that in many of us one day at the will not know not. whether there is a pandemic or not. the money nurses will do their duty. now then workers don't look for public approval. even expect a thank you from a patient who leaves the hospital after getting well. enough but what they do expect is better protection working on the front lines of the coronavirus battle nurses are paying a high price with many falling ill or dying from cope at 19 the international council of narcissus data on the number of infections among nurses is lacking it is calling for accurate records on the rate of infection and. nurses have become a symbol of resilience in the fight against the coronavirus but also strong measures to protect them while working inside hospitals. in south africa they protested outside a cape town hospital also calling for better washing conditions and more protection from the virus. the struggle faced by nurses is now in focus around th

imposition of the curfew to stem the spread of coronavirus on march 17th since then we have seen tahrir square virtually empty we've a few 1000 people remaining in the pens that have been here for 2 days gathering is quite significant it comes just days after the formation of the new government the people who have come here say that they still have to go well beyond the appointment of a new prime minister day still demand a complete overhaul of the political system they say that the political parties that are responsible for the failures of the past governments are still controlling parliament with them even though probably has made quite a few concessions last night it is not quite enough and they're saying that they will try to mobilize the protest again 6 to see actual results on the ground the announcements were quite old for his 1st cabinet meeting and it was clear to me was wasting no time to try to mend the rift between the demonstrators and the governments he promised to release protesters who have been detained since the beginning of the protests in october and very importantly he als

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and 2011 the revolution in tahrir square put an end to hosni mubarak's 30 year regime and raised hopes that egypt would become the middle east's largest democracy . but this so-called arab spring was short lived. since taking power in 2030 l.c.c. has ruled the country amid allegations of human rights violations as well as an escalation in armed attacks in the sinai peninsula that have killed more than 3000 people. the jewett is a key u.s. ally and a major european business partner western countries are often accused of overlooking egypt's human rights record and its disregard of the rule of law because of the country's geo political economic and strategic importance. a case in point is that of an italian ph d. student from the university of cambridge julio regime who disappeared in cairo on the 25th of january 26th. the young italian was found dead 9 days later in a ditch on the city's outskirts his half naked body bore the signs of heavy torture . and of angela to outdoor. in foster care other daughter toward the. teesta mean to their attitude toward ed of am anyone of every dollar th

past months and with them the pressure for systemic change the few demonstrators who remain in tahrir square rejected me. any government that is formed inside parliament without the opinions of protesters will be rejected but them instead bring those to account who are killing kidnapping and arresting us on a daily basis comes to power as iraq faces an unprecedented fiscal crisis a resurgence of eisel the coronavirus pandemic and us iran tensions on its soil government has put forth and the government program but it remains to be seen whether he'll have the power to exit q did the government. formation process has shown that he remains beholden to the same political powers that iraqis blame for the current crisis to many his appointment signals the preservation of the status quo but in the 1st step on the road towards change that they have demanded some wonderful teen al-jazeera but that and at least 10 people including a child have been killed in a gas leak in southern india more than 200 others have been taken to hospital people living in nearby villages are being moved to safer places it

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