
Protest turns violent in Cairo —
An anti-Muslim Brotherhood and President Mohamed Morsy protester cries on the ground as a man tries to calm him during clashes with Morsy supporters in Tahrir Square in Cairo on Friday, October 12.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Egyptian opponents of the Muslim Brotherhood and President Mohamed Morsy throw a Molotov cocktail toward government supporters on Friday.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Anti-Muslim Brotherhood and pro-government supporters clash in the worst violence over Egypt's new Islamist leader on Friday, a day after he crossed swords with the judiciary.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Protesters and government supporters throw stones at each other during clashes on Friday.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Protesters and government supporters throw stones at each other during clashes on Friday.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Egyptians evacuate a wounded man during clashes on Friday.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
The health ministry said at least 12 people were wounded as protesters showered each other with stones after Morsy supporters tore down a podium from which anti-Brotherhood chants were being orchestrated.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Egyptian protesters hold a national flag as they walk past a burning bus.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Egyptians inspect a bus that was set on fire during clashes between government supporters and opponents of the Muslim Brotherhood and President Mohamed Morsy.

Protest turns violent in Cairo —
Morsy's Muslim Brotherhood movement and a coalition of secular-leaning groups held separate rallies on some of the thorniest issues facing the new democracy after last year's uprising, which ousted President Hosni Mubarak.


