Egyptian Protesters Demand Public Trial for Former Interior Minister

Families outside the court to demand that the trial be opened to the public when it reconvenes -   May 1, 11

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The Cairo Criminal Court adjourned the trial of former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly and his aides, who are charged with the deaths of protesters during the revolution. Meanwhile, the families of those killed gathered outside the court to demand that the trial be opened to the public when it reconvenes.

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