killing of Khaled Said

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The killing of Khaled Said was a notorious 2010 police brutality case in Alexandria, Egypt, that became a symbol of state repression and helped spark the Egyptian revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extrajudicial killing
human rights abuse
police brutality case
causeOfDeath beating
commemoratedBy online campaigns
protest slogans
street art in Egypt
contradictedBy eyewitness accounts
post-mortem photographs
country Egypt
date 2010-06-06
documentedIn documentary films
human rights reports
governmentResponse initial denial of police responsibility
official claim of drug overdose
hasContext police brutality in Egypt
state repression in Egypt
humanRightsOrganizationResponse Amnesty International NERFINISHED
Human Rights Watch NERFINISHED
influenced 2011 Egyptian revolution NERFINISHED
inspired We Are All Khaled Said Facebook page NERFINISHED
languageOfCoverage Arabic
English
legalOutcome conviction of two police officers
trial of two police officers
location Alexandria NERFINISHED
Sidi Gaber NERFINISHED
mediaCoverage Egyptian independent press
international media
social media
notableFor role in mobilizing Egyptian youth
use of Facebook in political organizing
partOf history of the Egyptian revolution of 2011
perpetrator Egyptian police NERFINISHED
plainclothes police officers
preceded 2011 Egyptian revolution
region Middle East
relatedTo Arab Spring NERFINISHED
Egyptian emergency law NERFINISHED
anti-torture campaigns in Egypt
symbolOf anti-torture activism in Egypt
police brutality in the Arab world
state repression in Egypt
triggered protests in Alexandria
public outrage in Egypt
victim Khaled Said NERFINISHED
year 2010

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January 25 Uprising cause killing of Khaled Said