| 5,991,690 |
0.76667 |
29.21667 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
FARDC and UPDI Mayi Mayi fighters clashed in the Etabe area. No casualties were reported. |
| 5,991,782 |
30.04458 |
31.23997 |
Egypt |
|
Dozens of transferred teachers organised a protest on 22 May, calling on the Ministry of Education to relocate them to work in their governorates due to the long distances they have to commute. |
| 5,991,701 |
-1.69333 |
29.23389 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Election Violence: Demonstrations were held in Goma against the judgment of the Constitutional Court authorizing President Kabila to remain in power beyond 2016 in order to organize elections. Police used tear gas to disperse the protest, which was banned, while the protesters threw stones, blocked roads and burned tires. At least one protester was also allegedly killed while trying to wrestle a rifle from a police officer, while 2 police and 5 protesters were wounded, and 20 people arrested. |
| 5,991,706 |
-5.93701 |
29.17853 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Demonstrations were held in Kalemie against the judgment of the Constitutional Court authorizing President Kabila to remain in power beyond 2016 in order to organize elections. The protests were dispersed by the police, and were attended by UNADEF and PND members. |
| 5,991,714 |
0.51469 |
25.18963 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Demonstrations were held in Kalemie against the judgment of the Constitutional Court authorizing President Kabila to remain in power beyond 2016 in order to organize elections. The protests were dispersed by the police. |
| 5,991,718 |
-7.03935 |
29.76454 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Demonstrations were held in Moba against the judgment of the Constitutional Court authorizing President Kabila to remain in power beyond 2016 in order to organize elections. The protest was dispersed by the police who fired warning shots. Some arrests were reported. |
| 5,991,727 |
-5.89583 |
22.41778 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Election Violence: Demonstrations were held in Kananga against the judgment of the Constitutional Court authorizing President Kabila to remain in power beyond 2016 in order to organize elections. The protests were banned in Kananga, resulting in at least one event prevented before it could begin, and others "brutally dispersed" by the police. |
| 5,991,732 |
0.04677 |
18.27109 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo |
|
Electoral Violence: Demonstrations were held in Mbandaka against the judgment of the Constitutional Court authorizing President Kabila to remain in power beyond 2016 in order to organize elections. After a 2km march the police dispersed the protesters using warning shots, causing some wounds. MLC members participated in the protest. |
| 5,991,745 |
30.07708 |
31.28591 |
Egypt |
|
Lawyers and activists said that security forces assaulted detained protesters, injuring some of them, at the Red Mountain Central Security Forces Camp near Cairo on April 30 when they refused to be transferred to another prison before meeting prosecutors. |
| 5,991,750 |
30.00808 |
31.21093 |
Egypt |
|
On May 17, Freedom for the Brave, an independent activist group, reported that Central Giza Prison guards beat detainees in the first floor of the prison. |
