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Egypt's Copts: A cry of pain
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The state sanctioned persecution suffered by Coptic Christians in Egypt under Mubarak's rule shows no sign of ending under the military council, ensuring the struggle for rights remains as vital as ever
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  • SCAF fights hard using multimedia to clear Egypt army in Copts deaths
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  • Coptic Pope Shenouda calls Maspero victims 'martyrs', refutes SCAF story
  • Maspero survivors finally testify: army shot at unarmed demonstrators without provocation
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  • Maspero vigil turns to impassioned protest
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    Maspero survivors finally testify: army shot at unarmed demonstrators without provocation
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    Maspero vigil turns to impassioned protest
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    VIDEO: Meteb gives Ahly dour win in league opener
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    'We predicted Maspero clashes five days before they occurred,' says member of cabinet-appointed committee
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    Egyptian public opinion survey: Step in the right direction, still much to learn
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