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In Pictures: Anti-SCAF protesters at Tahrir

Egyptians demonstrate in Cairo’s Tahrir Square over ruling military council’s decision to claim new powers.

Protesters at Tahrir square protest against SCAF(***)s constitutional declaration and recent court decisions.
Published On 20 Jun 2012
A protester at Tahrir square walks past a mural of martyrs who died in the revolution.
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Morsi supporters celebrate the unofficial win in Tahrir.
Beltagy of the Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the media in Tahrir sqaure.
The Freedom and Justice Party, the Muslim Brotherhood(***)s political wing, printed a book which shows the full list of results provided by the electoral commission after the vote-counting.
A man reads through the book provided by FJP that includes elections tables and results.
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Earlier in the day, members of the disbanded parliament were speaking to media and protesters as they were prevented by security forces from entering the parliament building.
Police forces stationed around the parliament building. Security has increased recently to prevent members from going in after the legislature was disbanded by the Constitutional Court.
Protesters face off with security forces around the parliament.
Protesters gathered at Tahrir square a few hours before sunset as the heat dropped.
Protesters pray in Tahrir sqaure as tens of thousands of people gather.
A young child waves the Egyptian flag in Tahrir square.
Some protesters rest in Tahrir square as the night falls and protests continue.