Riot police disperse crowds outside a Cairo church burned by Muslim mobs. The violence raises questions about minority rights and Egypt’s transition to democracy.
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12 dead in Muslim-Christian clashes in Egypt
Posted by Sarah on May 9th, 2011
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No Comments »Military Uses Force Against Egypt’s Coptic Monasteries
Posted by Sarah on February 26th, 2011
Egyptian soldiers attacked for the second time the Monastery of Saint Bishoy Alexandria in Wady el-Rayan, Fayoum, 110 km from Cairo. Two monks and six Coptic labourers were wounded. Four people were arrested, three monks and a Coptic lawyer who was visiting the monastery to investigate a similar incident the day before.
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