CONDEMNING LATEST VIOLENCE, UN CHIEF URGES EGYPTIANS TO FIND COMMON GROUND

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Date: 25 Dec 2013 10:00:01 -0500
Subject: CONDEMNING LATEST VIOLENCE, UN CHIEF URGES EGYPTIANS TO FIND
COMMON GROUND
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CONDEMNING LATEST VIOLENCE, UN CHIEF URGES EGYPTIANS TO FIND COMMON GROUND
New York, Dec 25 2013 10:00AM
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the deadly terrorist
attack that took place on Tuesday on the police headquarters in
Mansoura, Egypt, while also voicing concern at the deteriorating human
rights and political climate in the country.

The attack in Mansoura reportedly killed at least 15 people and
wounded others. In a
<"http://www.un.org/sg/statements/index.asp?nid=7374">statement issued
last night by his spokesperson, Mr. Ban stressed that no cause can
justify such acts of terrorism and called for the perpetrators to be
brought to justice.

"The Secretary-General is also troubled by the deteriorating human
rights situation and political climate," the spokesperson added,
noting that under the controversial new law regulating protests, three
prominent democracy and human rights activists were sentenced to three
years in prison on Sunday, and Egyptian authorities last week raided a
human rights organization.

"The Secretary-General views these actions, in restricting Egyptians'
political space, as contrary to the spirit of Egypt's revolution
nearly three years ago, when calls for freedom and democracy motivated
Egyptians to take to the streets so courageously and decisively."

Egypt has been undergoing a democratic transition following the
toppling of President Hosni Mubarak two years ago in the wake of mass
protests. This past July, renewed protests, in which dozens of people
were killed and wounded, led to the Egyptian military deposing
President Mohamed Morsy. The Constitution was then suspended and an
interim government set up.

Egyptian authorities have reiterated their commitment to holding a
referendum on the proposed constitution, followed by parliamentary and
presidential elections. Mr. Ban reminded Egyptian officials that
freedom of assembly and expression are essential elements for credible
elections.

"The Secretary-General calls on Egyptians to find common ground and
renewed consensus around the country's transition. He continues to
underscore the need for political inclusion and due process for those
in detention," the statement added.

Dec 25 2013 10:00AM
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