Egypt's first democratically elected president Mohamed Morsi to power after the overthrow of violence in the country, at least two thousand 600 people have been killed so far. Egypt's main human rights organization, the National Council for Human Rights, said Mohammed .
Muhammad said, more than half of those killed were supporters of Morsi in 2013 people who died in June from 2014 in December. At least 600 supporters have been killed in the capital, Cairo, the location of the 2013 program during the month of August. The state human rights agency, created after the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi to power several hundred policemen were killed in the violence.
He said suspected of being detained for an indefinite period of time, which is reprehensible. He said that many detainees are being held in police custody with charges against any official. They has been arrested 400 times more than capacity, he said. In addition, concern was expressed over the death of prison inmates .
