| 5,561,911 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Greater number of police officers defect to aid protesters in their efforts. |
| 5,561,915 |
30.05 |
31.25 |
Egypt |
|
1,000 Police officers march on the grounds of the interior ministry building to protest for higher pay. |
| 5,561,918 |
31.13159 |
33.79844 |
Egypt |
|
Pro-democracy supporters clash with pro-Mubarak supporters as the former protested. 10 dead, plus many others wounded. |
| 5,561,922 |
31.13159 |
33.79844 |
Egypt |
|
Pro-democracy supporters clash with pro-Mubarak supporters as the former protested. 10 dead, plus many others wounded. |
| 5,561,926 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Protesters clash with members of the military at they try to move them to make way for traffic. A smaller group of protesters refuse to leave as they want constitutional reforms despite the ousting of Mubarak. The military is able to move to crowd within hours. The military later dissolved Parliament and assumed power of the county. |
| 5,561,929 |
30.54389 |
34.30861 |
Egypt |
|
Demonstrations of celebration gather as news of Mubarak's ousting spreads. |
| 5,561,932 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Despite the forced removal of demonstrators from Tahrir Square by the military, several return the following day. |
| 5,561,936 |
30.04442 |
31.2357 |
Egypt |
|
Police forces protest for increased pay. |
| 5,561,939 |
24.09082 |
32.89942 |
Egypt |
|
Workers in banking, transport, oil, tourism, textiles, state-owned media and government bodies strike to demand higher wages and better conditions. The protests we in several cities. The striking initially began with a spike in food prices. |
| 5,561,942 |
31.1981 |
29.9192 |
Egypt |
|
Workers in banking, transport, oil, tourism, textiles, state-owned media and government bodies strike to demand higher wages and better conditions. The protests we in several cities. The striking initially began with a spike in food prices. |
