What is happening in Egypt is nothing but gross violation of human rights. There seems no much difference between the conditions of Egypt and that of Syria, except that the latter is in an advanced stage. Anti-Mursi protesters, who are protesting for so-called “true” democracy, have no right to do so by overthrowing a democratically elected president before the end of an appointed term; these are no rules of democracy. By bringing in the military and rejoicing over it, they are cheering on a bubble of dream, which may burst any time, once the military shows its true color; which it did begin to do so by firing over the pro-democracy protesters. — Tasneem Ataullah, Jubail
Chaos in Egypt
