Egypt protests: the aftermath of the clashes – in pictures

Award-winning Australian photojournalist, Ed Giles, documents the growing dissatisfaction with the government of President Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt

  • 22 March: An alleged member of the Muslim Brotherhood is dragged through a crowd of protesters after being beaten during clashes near the party's headquarters in the Muqattam district
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 22 March: A man poses for a photo in front of a burning bus reportedly belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 22 March: A protester stands in front of burning tyres during clashes with police near the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 24 March: Islamist protesters during a demonstration outside Media Production City, a complex of television and radio production studios on the outskirts of Cairo
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 26 March: A group of people gather in front of the high court to protest against the summons of five high-profile activists to the prosecutor general's office on charges of inciting the 22 March clashes
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 26 March: Commuters watch protesters in front of the High Court
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 6 April: A group of Egyptian protesters march through the Cairo suburb of Mohandessin during a demonstration against President Mohammed Morsi and the government of the Muslim Brotherhood, on the fifth anniversary of the 6 April movement
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 6 April: Protestors at the high court building
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 6 April: A protester holds up a crucifix and a copy of the Qur'an during the demonstration at the high court
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo

  • 6 April: Protesters suffer from exposure to teargas fired by police
    from the agencies: Ed Giles in Cairo
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