Cairo
Egyptian soldiers look indifferent to honor her own people. Abaya this woman pulled up almost naked, was seen passed out, but still attacked, beaten and kicked with military boots in the chest.
Brutality of the Egyptian soldiers who had no heed of human values and religion can be seen here, uploaded by elfaresboda on Saturday (12/17/2011). The video was immediately received widespread attention. When we opened it on Sunday evening Central European Time visitors recorded already exceeded 682,212.
Since last Friday's violence erupted again in Cairo, especially in Tahrir Square, the epicenter of the demonstrators. Reported at least 10 people were killed and 500 injured due to violence security forces. To this day many as 180 demonstrators had been arrested.
European Union (EU) High melaluiPerwakilan for Foreign and Security Policy Catherine Ashton expressed concern over developments in Egypt.
"I regret the loss of life and a large number wounded. I convey condolences to the families of the victims," Ashton said in a press release we received, Sunday (12/18/2011) Central European Time.
Ashton urged all parties for calm and restraint, as well as strongly condemn the use of violence against peaceful demonstrators.
"Law and order must be enforced in a manner that respects human rights. Security forces must protect the rights of all citizens to peaceful demonstrations, free assembly and expression," added Ashton, who also serves as Vice President of the European Commission.
Also affirmed that the government should take immediate action to stop the clashes.
"I encourage them to quickly launch an independent investigation and bring those responsible for the violence to justice. Egypt is in the process of transformation is important and difficult. The process of democratic elections should proceed in a safe and transparent environment," said Ashton.
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