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A Call for the investigation about the violent actions during Egyptian parliamentary elections
                                          

Although Egypt’s last round of parliamentary elections ended with the death of eight persons,  600 injured and hundreds arrested, Egyptian government didn’t declare what happened? and insist they did not shoot civilian with live ammunition and said that security forces had intervened  only to safeguard polling stations. However  there are many witnesses who said they had seen police officers opened fire on men , women and children with  live ammunition , in addition to tear gas and rubber bullets and held up the used cartridges as a proof.
According to civil society ’s reports  including CMHR’s reports , western diplomats and observers, Civil Monitor for Human Rights is accusing the authorities of widespread abuses electoral system and attacking civilians. Since began voting process of Egyptian parliamentary elections on 9 November had been many abuses including opening fire on civilians, blocking access for voters to polling stations, vote buying and fabricating results.

CMHR call you to place every possible to form a fact finding committee  to investigate  on the violence happened during Egyptian parliamentary elections.

CMHR calling  Egyptian civil society NGOs to support and protest
 in their offices on Wednesday 14 December 2005 from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Call the nearest Egyptian Embassy in your area
Send your protests to the Egyptian Government :
Minister of Interior affairs: General Habib Ibrahim Habib El Adly
E-mail: Moi1@idsc.gov.eg
Minister of justice: Mr. Counselor. Mahmoud Abo Elleil Rashed
 mojeb@idsc.gov.eg
And please cc it to Civil Monitor for Human Rights, so they know it’s been done
CMHR: marsadmadany@yahoo.com
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION.