At Least 33 Dead in Clashes in Egypt

At least 33 dead in clashes in Egypt

In Egypt during the recent violent clashes between security forces and protesters after hospital information for at least 33 people were killed. The Egyptian Health Ministry confirmed 22 deaths initially. The riots were the third day in a row. In Tahrir Square protesters flocked together numerous. Police fired tear gas there in the morning against hundreds of demonstrators, as seen on live broadcasts on television was.

Hundreds of people were injured, according to hospital officials in the protests in Cairo, Alexandria, Suez and other cities. Next Monday will begin the general election in Egypt. It is the first election since the overthrow of longtime President Hosni Mubarak in February. The demonstrations in recent days were directed against the military's power, especially against Marshal Hussein Tantawi, head of the Supreme Military Council.

Tantawi was 20 years of Defense and one of Mubarak's closest aides. The military council had taken over after the forced resignation of Mubarak through mass protests and violence, the government wants to hand over power by its own account after the presidential election. For the election of head of state still has not set a date.

Because the reaction of the Egyptian leadership to the protests against the military's power came back the culture minister of the country. Emad Abu Ghazi had submitted his resignation to the Supreme Military Council to protest against "the government handling of the recent events in Tahrir Square" in Cairo, told the news agency Mena. He'll make this decision could not be reversed, he said thus. According to Mena, he filed his petition already on Sunday evening. Readmore...

The Professor Who Organized Parties for Sex With Student

Professor Cindy Clifton, 41, had a reputation in Covington, Tennessee (USA). To organize parties at home with friends of her teenage daughter at the time, his students. What is not so openly knew she used to sleep with minors. Should be part of the routine: between April and July this year, the teacher had sex with 11 different students between 14 and 17.

The local police began investigating the case in August, after which the principal of Crestview Elementary received a complaint about misconduct by the teacher. Three months later, the investigation had gathered evidence against Clifton 53, making it the teacher with more U.S. criminal charges: 14 to force students to have sex with her for doing it with 11 children, 14 for providing under 21 years with alcohol and other 14 more. In total, about 53, as a minimum, have in jail for 60 years.

That, according to the sentence that falls on it. For now, his lawyer denies all the charges, asserting that Clifton is "a devoted wife, a teacher and a regular delivered to the church. He is very respected in their community." This, as she sobbed when police took his photo and imprisoned. She was released soon on bail of $ 40,000.

It is not the only case of relationships between teachers and students in the United States in recent months. Last week, without going any further, a teacher of 33 years, Stacy Schuler, was sentenced to four years in prison for sex with five students in Ohio. In August, a New York teacher named Tara Driscoll, also 33, had sex with a student in a hotel just before being reported.

A little earlier, on May 5, a physical education teacher, Stacey Hopkins, 28, was arrested for sleeping with two of his students and sending nude photos to their phones. And on 17 May, the teaching of mathematics in a school in the state of Washington, Barbara Anderson (37 years) was arrested after his mother saw about 800 text messages on his cell phone of his son, 16. The boy had confessed to his uncle "was shooting a teacher." Readmore...