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Hundreds of Shia cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr’s followers breached the highly fortified Green Zone and stormed government facilities, including the presidential and government palaces amid an unprecedented political crisis.
This comes as hundreds of Shia cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr’s followers breached the highly fortified Green Zone and stormed government facilities, including the presidential and government palaces amid an unprecedented political crisis.
The country also asserted the necessity of respecting others' right in religious freedom, which is one of the human rights.
During a protest was called for by Hezbollah and Amal movement, five people were killed and more than 30 others were injured in gunfire that erupted in the Tayouneh area.
A decade of failure following the Arab Spring in 2011.
The first lady added that Egyptians made an example and an idol during the revolution wishing the country security, stability, and peace.
The injuries were caused by rubber bullets, stun grenades, and beating up.
Egyptian security forces managed to arrest a number of people who incited to block a main road in the capital, Cairo, local media reported, amid calls for anti-regime protests encouraged by pro-Muslim Brotherhood figures and media outside Egypt.
Ali's calls for protests on Sunday failed miserably.
Several others were wounded by armed men who fired live rounds.
Demonstrators took to the streets in Trippoli and Misrata controlled by the GNA to protest corruption and the deterioration of utilities.
The death of protesters has sparked outrage on social media, which despite a government blackout, was able to document violence against peaceful protestors.
Protests and ethnic violence that erupted in Ethiopia last week following the murder of a popular singer from the Oromo ethnic group have claimed the lives of 239 people.
Reasons behind Hachalu Hundessa's death are reportedly being investigated by local police authorities.
President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi tweeted Tuesday on the 7th anniversary of the revolution that toppled the regime of the Muslim Brotherhood.
These measures come in conjunction with today's expected "one million-strong" march that was called for by Iraq's Muqtada al-Sadr against the US, the source added.
Around a million revelers thronged Sydney harbor and nearby districts to watch more than 100,000 fireworks explode above the city
Tebboune and other top brass attended the swearing-in ceremony alongside his defeated rivals for the presidency.
The protesters gave only their first names to avoid potential repercussions.
The UN chief urged all actors to refrain from violence and to engage in peaceful and meaningful dialogue for the benefit of Iraq and the Iraqi people, said a statement released by the UN.
