In Egypt, more than 350 people have been arrested in four days for protesting against the country’s leader Abdel Fatah el Sisi and defying the protest ban. Here’s what triggered the protests, a rare sight since 2013.
Some believe the details in Ali’s videos were leaked intentionally as part of the ongoing power struggle.
In a smaller scale recurrence of the 2013 events, the protesters faced tear gas, rubber bullets and arrest in response. According to a Cairo-based NGO, the Egyptian Commission for Rights and Freedoms , 356 people, including journalists, students, and activists arrested following the protests. A man from Suez, Mohamed Saied, posted a video on September 22, saying that police were about to arrest him for filming the clashes between the police and protesters from his home.
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