Thailand, South Korea: Solidarity with Egypt's struggle for democracy

On February 1, 2011, about 100 members of Thailand's mass democracy (Red Shirts) and student movements gathered outside the Egyptian embassy in Bangkok to send solidarity and support to the people of Egypt fighting to rid their country of the dictatorial regime of Hosni Mubarak. The protest was organised and supported by the Student Federation of Thailand (SFT) and member organisations, Thai Youth for Democracy, 24 June Group and other democratic networks.

Egyptians and Koreans stand with one voice to denounce the Mubarak regime

By Roddy Quines, Seoul

On January 31, 2011, more than 200 Egyptians and Koreans protested in front of the Egyptian embassy in Seoul to show their solidarity with the protesters in Egypt. They burnt images of Mubarak and chanted out “Down, down Mubarak!” and “Free, free, Egypt!”. The chants were in English, Arabic and Korean.

Above: Egyptians burn images of Mubarak outside the Egyptian embassy in Hannam Dong Seoul.

Above and Below: Signs in Korean, Arabic and English called for Mubarak to step down.

All images from www.left21.com.