Egypt’s opposition demands Morsi trial after week of violence
Mourners attend a memorial service in Cairo for a 23-year-old killed in violence Ed Giles
Egypt’s opposition today called for “toppling the regime of tyranny” and bringing the president to trial after a week of violence that has left scores dead.
The group then quickly backtracked on its demands, betraying a political coalition still struggling to find a cohesive voice as elections loom and the clashes which began on January 25, the second anniversary of the revolution, continue to rage.
