Egyptian women took to the streets to support women affected by violence

After the video a girl with Egyptian security forces burst stripped shirt and violence between Cairo was published, it has ignited the fire in the hearts of angry protesters, which they took to the streets to the project.

Accordingly, hundreds of women took to the streets with protesters line military regime in power, and condemned the brutal treatment of women with security forces and riot police Egypt .

The young girl was stripped bung shirt and violence between the capital Cairo.

Then they gather outside a government office building in Tahrir Square, where violence incident with a girl, caused indignation in public opinion occurred not long before. Although not able to determine the identity and health status, but young girls pictures absolutely mantle blown out, then was very cruel violence has made public opinion uniformly opposed.

Earlier, the rally in the capital Cairo has at least four people were killed in police firing and several others injured. Join the women demonstrators there are many front men go on duty to protect.

Even U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton also defended women protesters. She said that her horror after seeing the image of a young Egyptian girl was beaten with clubs, stripped shirt and kicked the side, then two officer dragged her on the ground.

Egyptian women to participate in demonstrations against the government.

She said: "This is an insult to the women of Egypt, the decadence of the revolution, the inability of the state and not worthy of a great nation. Women are being beaten and humiliated on the streets of which they trade their lives to gain a few months ago. "

Violence in Egypt re outbreak last week, after the military government conducted raids of protesters from the capital, Cairo. Doctors working at the temporary hospital for at least 13 people died and hundreds were injured after violence broke out late on Friday evening last week.

Responding to the words of criticism of the international community after the young girl humiliation and violence between the city, Gen. Adel Emara, a senior member of the ruling Military Council in Egypt promised to conduct investigation of the cases. He also denied ordering troops repel protesters in the square and the streets in the capital, but said a "demonic forces" are behind the chaos in Egypt.

Meaning revolution to overthrow President Mubarak has been eclipsed many, after the protests forced the military government to retreat, leaving the national leadership elected government.

Video girls humiliation and violence between the capital Cairo.