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."

Comments6

Any translations?

Any translations?

Hover over the photo with

Hover over the photo with your mouse pointer and it will appear.

Thanks K

Thanks K :oops:

Or click any of them to see

Or click any of them to see the full pictures in a slideshow with translations below

More pics here too..

More pics here too..

More graffiti

More graffiti

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gigiibrahim/sets/72157628004373980/with/6759199323/

Related content

The Problem of the Baltagayyah

The most recent story in this lamentable chain of media reports is that of “protestors” in Alexandria turning on one another — internecine …

First strong points on the last revolts in Arab countries

Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivne Proti Kapitalu on the North African and Middle Eastern revolts…

Egypt: Labor and professional syndicates join popular uprising

Egypt is currently witnessing unprecedented labor and professional unrest in parallel to the popular…

Understanding the period: class analysis and events in the Arab world

Article by the Turkish section of the ICC outlining the nature of the recent events in Tunisia,…

“We’re Not Leaving Until Mubarak Leaves”: interview with Hossam el-Hamalawy

This interview with Egyptian revolutionary socialist journalist Hossam el-Hamalawy was conducted on…

Suez Canal workers' protest, 2011.

Egypt's workers rise up - Joel Beinin

Joel Beinin's analysis of the contribution of workers to the anti-Mubarak uprising and the possible consequences for both the social movement…