Egyptian Dostour Journalist Covering Islamists-Police Clashes Killed
Ahram Online, Friday 28 Mar 2014
A 22-year-old journalist from El-Dostour newspaper, Mayada Ashraf, was reported dead while she was covering the clashes between supporters of the ousted president Mohamed Morsi and police in Ain Shams in east Cairo on Friday.
The paper's editor-in-chief and the head of the journalist's syndicate demanded the government open an investigation into the death of Ashraf.
Morsi supporters protested in different areas around the country on Friday to oppose former Field Marshal Abdel Fattah El-Sisi`s decision to run in the upcoming presidential elections with police clashing with demonstrators in a number of places.
The ministry of interior reported four deaths, including Ashraf, during the intense confrontations in Ain Shams and ten injured.
Al-Dostour editors had earlier sent a plea on the paper's website to Egypt's health ministry to send ambulances to transport Ashraf's body out of Ain Shams where the corpse is being watched over by residents in the Al-Quds mosque in the area that is still witnessing heavy clashes.
http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/97768.aspx
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| Dostour newspaper journalist Mayada Ashraf was killed during clashes between protesters and Egyptian police on March 28, 2014. |
A 22-year-old journalist from El-Dostour newspaper, Mayada Ashraf, was reported dead while she was covering the clashes between supporters of the ousted president Mohamed Morsi and police in Ain Shams in east Cairo on Friday.
The paper's editor-in-chief and the head of the journalist's syndicate demanded the government open an investigation into the death of Ashraf.
Morsi supporters protested in different areas around the country on Friday to oppose former Field Marshal Abdel Fattah El-Sisi`s decision to run in the upcoming presidential elections with police clashing with demonstrators in a number of places.
The ministry of interior reported four deaths, including Ashraf, during the intense confrontations in Ain Shams and ten injured.
Al-Dostour editors had earlier sent a plea on the paper's website to Egypt's health ministry to send ambulances to transport Ashraf's body out of Ain Shams where the corpse is being watched over by residents in the Al-Quds mosque in the area that is still witnessing heavy clashes.
http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/97768.aspx
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