News crew expelled from April 6 protest

Dozen of members of Egypt's April 6 Youth Movement have expelled a television crew from a protest in Mansoura. The al-Jazeera news team was forced to leave the Revolution Square, as it tried to cover celebrations marking the fifth anniversary of the movement. Demonstrators chanted slogans against the Qatari-owned satellite channel. Hundreds of demonstrators from the April 6 Youth Movement and other political parties marched to the Revolution Square in front of the Dakahlia governorate headquarters in Mansoura. The demonstrators chanted: "The people want the execution of the president," and "The people want to bring down the regime." The protesters set up stall at a nearby public garden where they gave people documents and informative literature about events in Mahalla back in 2008, and the violations against demonstrators by the Egyptian police.