Tahrir Square News

Mihalis Eleftheriou, former activist in the Occupy Buffer Zone movement in Cyprus who was also involved in the Egyptian Revolution in Tahrir Square, sent a message of both solidarity and warning to activists in Turkey.

Cairo - On Sunday — Egypt’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women — an angry mob of 300 men sexually assaulted three women, according to a report on the website of Egypt’s flagship paper.

Cairo - President Mohammed Morsi announced yesterday that protesters arrested or convicted of crimes between January 25, 2011 and June 30, 2012 in support of the Egyptian Revolution would be granted a general pardon.

Cairo - In the wake of the successful elections recently in Egypt, surveys have shown that 60% of Egyptians are suffering from PTSD, caused by the stress of both protests and multiple elections.

Cairo - A young British journalist was sexually assaulted in the Egyptian capital by a frenzied mob while filming a documentary about women's rights.

Cairo - Tens of thousands of Egyptians packed Tahrir Square yesterday - Islamists and liberals joined forces in protest against the ruling military government.

New York - Fragmented and fractured, the US Occupy Wall Street movement is now dependent on the American Corporations' goons and thugs in helping garner support for a cause desperately in need of a Tahrir Square moment.

Cairo - A massive demonstration gathered in Cairo’s Tahrir Square on Friday, expected to be the largest since the fall of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, demanding a more rapid democratic change, slowed by the military regime currently in charge.

Cairo - Egyptians protestors once again filled Tahrir Square on Tuesday with a new wave of optimism after the release of Google executive Wael Ghonim.

Cairo - Soldiers from Egypt's military have begun to step in between protesters and supporters of President Hosni Mubarak on Thursday morning in an effort to end the violence between the two parties.