Graphic Images Emerge From Egypt as Fatal Clashes Continue

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Protests in Egypt following the biggest mass death sentence in the country's modern history have now entered into a second week, and up to six people have died in clashes over the last three days. As the violence continues, social media from the country has been flooded with graphic images and videos.

There were further demonstrations at the prestigious Al-Azhar University in Cairo today, after two students reportedly died there during clashes with authorities on Sunday.

Local sources said that two men, named Attah Ahmed and Ahmed Abdel-Hafez, were fatally shot after government forces entered the Nasr City campus to stop student protests. This follows the death of a female journalist and up to three others after a Friday demonstration by Brotherhood supporters also descended into violence.

This extremely graphic video purportedly shows of one of the students killed on Sunday, named by activists and in several local reports as Abdel-Hafez.

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On Friday, at least four people also died in clashes with security forces in the Ain Shams district of Cairo, including a young journalist who was reportedly shot in the head while covering protests by supporters of ousted president Mohammed Morsi.

Mayada Ashraf, a 22-year-old reporter for the Al-Dostour newspaper, was killed during the clashes. The Brotherhood protesters held the march to protest the mass death sentence handed down on Monday and are also opposed to Army Chief Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who officially announced his bid for the Egyptian presidency on Wednesday.

Ashraf's last report from the scene of Friday’s violence included a description of live ammunition being fired, but it was unclear whether this came from the Brotherhood protesters or police.

This graphic video shows Ashraf being carried away from the scene after being shot.

Mayada Ashraf,23 yo, killed by SFs in Shubra minutes ago. She was not a terrorist,her killer is! — Mariam Taher (@mariaamtaher)March 28, 2014

Mayada is a 23yo journalist that paid her life as a price for delivering the truth.— Mariam Taher (@mariaamtaher)March 28, 2014

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Student protesters clashed with police at Al-Azhar University again on Monday. Local reports stated that cars were set alight and security forces once again entered the campus to stop the demonstrations.

This video shows students protesting on Monday. Demonstrators can be seen carrying banners with images of the two students who were killed in clashes the previous day.