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(5 Jun 2013)
Cairo - 3 June 2013
1. Wide of a member of "Tamarod", also known as "Rebel", campaigning against President Morsi in the streets of Cairo by collecting signatures
2. Mid of supporter of Tamarod campaign in car signing petition
3. Member of Tamarod campaign collecting petitions
4. Mid of group of Tamarod campaigners taking to people on Cairo street
5. Old woman signing petition, zoom in to petition
6. Mid of woman signing petition
7. Close of Tamarod petition being signed
8. Mid of man signing petition
9. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Oum Mohamed, 59, mother of three, volunteer for Tamarod campaign:
"Our country is going backwards, our country has gone back 60 years. None of their (Muslim Brotherhood) promises have been fulfilled."
10. Mid of policeman Ahmed Fargallah among signing Tamarod leaflet
11. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Ahmed Fargallah, policeman:
"Morsi is not qualified and is not up to the task."
Cairo - 29 May 2013
12. Wide of Tamarod news conference
13. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Mohamed Abdel Aziz, Tamarod campaign spokesperson:
"The total number of Tamarod leaflet signatures to withdraw confidence from President Mohammed Morsi has reached 7,054,535."
14. Wide of Tamarod supporters chanting (Arabic) "Leave, Leave"
15. Veiled women supporter of Tamarod campaign holding Tamarod leaflet
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Khaled Dawoud, National Salvation Front spokesman:
"That is very civilised way in delivering a message to President Morsi and to the Muslim Brotherhood group, that they have failed in running this country. I tremendously understand the important of holding elections once every four years, but after a great revolution like the one we had more than two years ago I don't think that this country can take three more years of failure, three more years of lack of security, three more years of a failed economy and the state of division and polarisation that caused by the policies of President Mohammed Morsi."
17. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Hussein Abdel Ghani, member of the Egyptian National Salvation Front (NSF):
"Egypt will come back again on June 30th against the Muslim Brotherhood, this does not mean that the regime will fall on June 30th but this is the beginning of the fall with the launching of the Tamarod campaign and the martyrs of the revolution."
Cairo - 4 June 2013
18. Wide of street in Cairo
19. Mid of people in street
20. Wide of Egyptian human rights activist Saad El-Din Ibrahim
21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Saad El-Din Ibrahim, Egyptian human rights activist:
"It is really a grass root movement run by young people, young people who feel that they were betrayed, that their revolution was hijacked by non-revolutionaries mainly by the Muslim brothers, and they are trying to get it back. So defiance, or rebelling against the Muslim brother is really the essence of that movement."
22. Mid of supporters of Tamarod campaign signing petition next to truck in street
STORYLINE:
Anti-government protesters have been hitting the streets of Cairo collecting signatures for a petition calling for the removal of Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi.
They hope to collect 15 million signatures of Egyptians who want to see Morsi go, and their plan is to stage a massive protest outside Morsi's Cairo palace on June 30th, the president's first anniversary in office.
The campaign, called Tamarod, or "Rebel," has been denounced as illegal by the president's supporters, and there have been several street scuffles between the two sides.
Egypt's population is around 90 million.
But the petition has no legal force - underscoring the limitations of the campaign.


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