MADAyuMadyan - Polis
bertempur dengan penunjuk perasaan di ibu Mesir Kaherah sebagai beratus-ratus
aktivis keluar untuk menentang undang-undang baru meng-haramkan perhimpunan umum
lebih daripada 10 orang. Gas pemedih mata dan meriam air telah dilepaskan
sebagai pasukan keselamatan Kuatkuasakan undang-undang baru.
Penunjuk
perasaan melaungkan “turun, turun dengan pemerintahan tentera,” kerana beberapa
yang 20 orang telah ditangkap, Reuters memetik agensi berita negeri sebagai
berkata.
Beratus-ratus
orang berkumpul di tengah Kaherah pada hari Selasa untuk protes segar terhadap
undang-undang baru yang menyekat ini. Diterima pakai pada hari Ahad,
undang-undang memberikan hak untuk menghalang sebarang bantahan daripada lebih 10
orang yang berlaku tanpa kelulusan polis Kementerian Dalam Negeri.
Back to days Of Mubarak?
Egypt’s police clash with activists
as protest law takes effect . . .
Police
clashed with protesters in Egypt’s capital of Cairo as hundreds of activists
came out to defy the new law banning public gatherings of more than ten people.
Teargas and water cannons were fired as security forces enforced the new
legislation.
Protesters
chanted "down, down with military rule,” as some 20 people were arrested,
Reuters quoted the state news agency as saying.
Hundreds of people gathered
in central Cairo on Tuesday for a fresh protest against the restrictive new
law. Adopted on Sunday, the legislation grants the Interior Ministry the right
to ban any kind of protests of over ten people taking place without police
approval.
Penunjuk
perasaan telah melanda dalam saat-saat yang akan datang ke jalan-raya, RT Bel
Trew dilaporkan dari Kaherah. “Ia sudah tentu berasa seperti kami berpindah ke
era yang baru di sini di Mesir. Orang dilepaskan oleh gas pemedih mata dan
meriam air, dan banyak dipukul dalam saat-saat yang akan datang ke jalan-raya
untuk membantah dengan tidak ada alasan ini sekeping undang-undang tertentu,”
dia melaporkan.
“Mereka
ditahan dan antara berpuluh-puluh yang telah ditahan termasuk 16 wanita. Ini
mencetuskan kegemparan di seluruh negara.”
Protesters
were hit within moments of coming onto the streets, RT’s Bel Trew reported from
Cairo. “It certainly feels like we moved to a new era here in Egypt. People
were fired on by teargas and water cannons, and heavily beaten within moments
of coming to the streets to protest in defiance of this particular piece of
legislation,” she reported.
“They
were rounded up and among the dozens who were arrested including sixteen women.
This sparked uproar across the country.”
Penunjuk
perasaan anti-kerajaan menjerit slogan anti tentera dan Kementerian Dalam
Negeri dalam bantahan terhadap undang-undang baru di Mesir yang menghalang
demonstrasi, di pusat bandar Kaherah November 26, 2013. (Anti-government
protesters shout slogans against the military and interior ministry during a
protest against a new law in Egypt that restricts demonstrations, in downtown
Cairo November 26, 2013. (Reuters, Mohamed Abd El Ghany – think IN pictures
@1WORLDCommunity)
Pegawai
keselamatan balas kepada tangkapan pada hari Selasa, mengatakan bahawa penunjuk
perasaan tidak diberi kebenaran untuk perhimpunan itu dan telah memberi amaran
tentang hakikat itu. Kerajaan yang disokong tentera adalah dengan alasan bahawa
ia hanya mahu memulihkan keadaan di jalananan.
“Kami
melaksanakan undang-undang tunjuk perasaan baru yang memerlukan penunjuk
perasaan untuk mendapatkan kebenaran daripada Kementerian Dalam Negeri 3 hari
sebelum protes,” kata seorang pegawai polis.
Security
officials responded to Tuesday’s arrests, saying that protesters were not given
permission for the gathering and were warned of that fact. The military-backed
government is arguing that it simply wants to restore order to the streets.
"We
are implementing the new protest law that requires protesters to seek
permission from the Interior Ministry three days before the protest," a
police official said.
Penunjuk
perasaan Mesir membakar kayu di Talaat Harb Square di pusat bandar Kaherah pada
November 26, 2013. (Egyptian protesters set fire to wood at Talaat Harb Square
in downtown Cairo on November 26, 2013. (AFP Photo/Mohamed Abdelwahab – think
IN pictures @1WORLDCommunity)
Kumpulan
hak asasi manusia telah mengkritik undang-undang, yang menyatakan bahawa ia
adalah anti-demokratik. Uundang-undang baru memberikan bantahan pasukan
keselamatan mengekang percuma,” kata Amnesty International.
Trew
RT itu menambah bahawa aktivis Mesir berasa seolah-olah negara ini telah
bertukar kembali jam untuk zaman pemerintahan Hosni Mubarak, “apabila
jenis-jenis perhimpunan telah pantas bergerak dari jalan-raya oleh pasukan
keselamatan yang diberi kekuasaan penuh untuk menggunakan kekerasan untuk
menggerakkan orang ke atas.”
Human
rights groups have criticized the law, stating that it is anti-democratic.
"(The) new protest law gives security forces free rein," Amnesty
International said.
RT’s
Trew added that Egyptian activists feel as though the country has turned back
the clock to the days of Hosni Mubarak’s rule, “when these kinds of rallies
were swiftly moved from the streets by the security forces who were given the
carte blanche to use violence to move people on.”
Gas
pemedih mata dilepaskan oleh polis rusuhan di penunjuk perasaan mengudara
semasa pertempuran di dataran Talaat Harab di pusat bandar Kaherah November 26,
2013. (Tear gas fired by riot police at protesters fill the air during clashes
at Talaat Harab square in downtown Cairo November 26, 2013. (Reuters/Mohamed
Abd El Ghany – think IN pictures @1WORLDCommunity)
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