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This is a video i made about the protests in egypt!
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Music used: You Hand In Mine - Explosions In The Sky
From Wikipedia:
The 2011 Egyptian protests are a series of street demonstrations, protests, and acts of civil disobedience that began in Egypt on 25 January 2011, a day selected by April 6 Youth Movement organisers[8][9] to coincide with the National Police Day holiday.[10] While localised protests had been common in previous years, the 2011 protests have been the largest demonstrations seen in Egypt since the 1977 Egyptian Bread Riots and "unprecedented" in scope,[11] drawing participants from a variety of socio-economic backgrounds and faiths.[9]
The demonstrations and riots occurred in the weeks after the Tunisian uprising, with many protesters carrying Tunisian flags as a symbol of their influence.[12] Grievances for Egyptian protesters have focused on legal and political issues[13] including police brutality,[10] state of emergency laws,[10] lack of free elections and free speech,[14] and corruption,[14] as well as economic issues including high unemployment,[15] food price inflation,[15] and low minimum wages.[10][15] Demands from protest organizers included rights of freedom and justice, the end of the Hosni Mubarak regime, and a new government that represents the interests of the Egyptian people.[16][endtext]
[starttext]Download this Video: http://www.zshare.net/video/859320287...
This is a video i made about the protests in egypt!
All the pictures are copyrighted by their respective owners.
Music used: You Hand In Mine - Explosions In The Sky
From Wikipedia:
The 2011 Egyptian protests are a series of street demonstrations, protests, and acts of civil disobedience that began in Egypt on 25 January 2011, a day selected by April 6 Youth Movement organisers[8][9] to coincide with the National Police Day holiday.[10] While localised protests had been common in previous years, the 2011 protests have been the largest demonstrations seen in Egypt since the 1977 Egyptian Bread Riots and "unprecedented" in scope,[11] drawing participants from a variety of socio-economic backgrounds and faiths.[9]
The demonstrations and riots occurred in the weeks after the Tunisian uprising, with many protesters carrying Tunisian flags as a symbol of their influence.[12] Grievances for Egyptian protesters have focused on legal and political issues[13] including police brutality,[10] state of emergency laws,[10] lack of free elections and free speech,[14] and corruption,[14] as well as economic issues including high unemployment,[15] food price inflation,[15] and low minimum wages.[10][15] Demands from protest organizers included rights of freedom and justice, the end of the Hosni Mubarak regime, and a new government that represents the interests of the Egyptian people.[16][endtext]