Graffiti from the uprising in Cairo

Photographs of graffiti painted up during the riots.

From http://www.occupiedlondon.org/cairo/ and Jano Charbel's blog

"The people want the regime to fall"

"Revolution, people, revolution"

"Get it into your thick head, donkey"

"Leave you coward"

"This is the end of injustice"

"Fuck you Hosny"

"No to Mubarak, no to Nazif, no to Sorour"

"Freedom - Dignity - Equality - Justice"

"Blood of martyrs". Sign reads: "Tahrir Square"

"I want my rights"

"I'm in prison, for the sake of freedom". Amr Abdallah Beheiri, arrested Feb 26.

Martyr of the revolution - Islam Ra'afat, 18 years old.

"Leave us, that's enough" & "The end Mubarak!" on side of police truck.

"The police are traitors by the free revolutionaries" on prisoner-transport van.

"Mubarak.. to history's rubbish bin!"

"February 2 - the day that Egypt was cleansed"

"The people demand the removal of the regime's sweethearts."

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More pics here too..

More pics here too..

More graffiti

More graffiti

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