Announcement

Baroness Caroline Cox member of the House of Lords with protesters 

Demonstrating Egyptans demads:Copy of the letter to the Egyptian Supreme Military Council 

1- We, the protesters would like to express our admiration to the Youth revolution of

Egyptians all with Equal dignity, rights and obligation in under the Egyptian

secular law.

2- We, the protesters would like to reject all forms of violence, intimidation and

discrimination practiced against any member of the Egyptian society; any

encroachments must be dealt with according to the Civil Law alone.

3- We, the protesters totally reject the government sponsored reconciliation session

where the victim is forced to reconcile without restitution of rights, with the

criminal the perpetrator of violence; this resulted in a culture of impunity and

escalating violence against Copts.

4- We, the protesters would like demand the arrest of all who incited violence

regardless of their religious status.

5- We, the protesters demand an end to the policy of applying balances and the

immediate release of innocent used as a barging chip to achieve reconciliation and

the immediate release of the people who used fire arms in self defense. Self

defense is considered legitimate in all laws.

6- The safety and security of citizen is the responsibility of the governments. We

demand the Egyptian government to show seriousness in protecting all citizens

including the minorities.

7- We, the protesters demand the reopening of the closed churches and speedy

completion the Unified Law of Building of Places of Worship.

8- We, the protesters would like to ask for laws to criminalise all forms of

discrimination to be produced and applied fairly on all citizens in Egypt.