Mohamed Osman, 32, was killed in his taxi after he reportedly plowed into a crowd of Muslim Brotherhood supporters in Cairo. The incident took place on December 16, 2013., a photo by Pan-African News Wire File Photos on Flickr.
Police to enforce protest ban at Egyptian universities during exams
Ahram Online, Friday 27 Dec 2013
High Council of Universities says police will be permitted to enter campuses to quell student protests during midterm exams
Student protests during midterm exams are prohibited and police will be allowed on campuses to enforce the ban, the High Council of Universities announced on Friday.
The designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organisation will be applied to student protests inside universities, added the council, which is headed by Higher Education Minister Hossam Eissa.
Since the start of the academic year student protests, mainly by by supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi, have rocked campuses, especially at Cairo and Al-Azhar universities.
At least two Al-Azhar students and two Cairo students have been killed in clashes with security forces in the past three months.
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