Demonstration against Mubarak's new term of office

Thousands of Egyptians demonstrated in the downtown of Cairo protesting against the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak taking his constitutional oath marking the beginning of a fifth term of office followed the first multi-candidate presidential elections, whose results were rejected by the opposition.

The demonstration started from Talaat Harb street in the downtown of Cairo. It was joined by the passersby at the request of Kefayah movement which raised banners demanding a challenge for what it called the attempts to inherit the rule to Jamal Mubarak, the son of the Egyptian Presidnet.

The police forces did not interfere to disperse the negotiators who chanted slogans on the drum beats sating "false, false' in remarks to September 7 elections in which Mubarak won at a majority of 88.6%.

The participants raised the front page of the new Karamh paper which read "I swear to the God Almighty that Jamal Mubarak will not inherit us," in remarks to the son of the Egyptian President. One demonstrator carried a banner that said "try the corrupted Hosni Mubarak. In the name of seven million unemployed, we say that your rule is corrupted."