Cairo court suspends army’s right to arrest civilians Egyptian protesters have broken into the country’s state security headquarters and discovered a mountain of shredded documents.
Other papers revealed a Stasi-like obsession with detail providing evidence of torture and corruption.
They also found the private rooms of Egypt’s now jailed interior minister.
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