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University guards ban arts exhibition slamming emergency law
University guards ban arts exhibition slamming emergency law
University guards in Ain Shams prevented students from organizing an art exhibition on the university's campus.
Sunday, April 25,2010 15:48
IkhwanWeb

Students from the Arts faculty  had illustrated their views in drawings to the  constitutional amendments and  emergency law. They also portrayed in panels, their condemnation to the university guards cooperation with the security's abuses and assaults on students both on and off campus.

Forces, detained  3 students and confiscated their college ID cards but later released them with threats of expulsion.
tags: Emergency Law / MB Students / MB Youth / State Security / Ain Shams / University guards
Posted in Democracy , Youth  
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