5,000 Protesters Seek Democratic Change in Egypt

21 Jul 2005

About 5,000 demonstrators, some waving copies of the Koran, rallied Wednesday to demand democratic change in Egypt in their biggest show of force since a constitutional vote in May. The protest was intended to support judges who have said that the May referendum was marred by violations. Full Story

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