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Back to Tahrir, despite the revolution

After the early euphoria surrounding the dethroning of former President and dictator Hosni Mubarak, protesters in Egypt are back on the streets demonstrating against the presidential decrees that give President Mohamed Morsy near-absolute powers. A collection of images of events post the Tahrir square uprising. Photos: AP, Compiled by Deeksha Vasanth Rao

Updated - December 09, 2012 07:25 pm IST

Huge crowds packed Cairo's Tahrir Square and marched in other cities also, vowing to stop the draft constitution that Islamist allies of President Morsy approved hours earlier.

Published - December 05, 2012 03:49 pm IST

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Huge crowds packed Cairo's Tahrir Square and marched in other cities also, vowing to stop the draft constitution that Islamist allies of President Morsy approved hours earlier.
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