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November 4, 2013 |
Egypt: Morsi trial adjourned
Deposed Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi was in court in Cairo facing charges of inciting the murder of protesters. It was the first time since his removal from office on July 3rd to be seen in public. Morsi, speaking from a defendant's cage, refused to recognize the legitimacy of the court. Thousands rallied outside the court in Cairo and demonstrations took place in other locations in Egypt. The trial was adjourned until Jan. 8. --Thea Breite ( 27 photos )

This image made from video provided by Egypt's Interior Ministry shows ousted President Mohammed Morsi, center, as he arrives for a trial hearing. Emerging from four months in secret detention, Egypt's deposed Islamist president defiantly rejected a court's authority to try him, saying he was the country's "legitimate" leader and those that overthrew him should face charges instead. (AP Photo/Egyptian Interior Ministry) #

A supporter of Egypt's ousted President Mohammed Morsi holds a ribbon with his picture and hands with four raised fingers, the symbol known as "Rabaa," which means four in Arabic, remembering those killed in the crackdown on the Rabaa al-Adawiya protest camp in Cairo earlier in the year. (Amr Nabil/AP #
More links and information
Morsi supporters get social media makeover with yellow 'Rabaa hand' - albawaba.com, 11/04
Morsi Calls Trial in Egypt ‘Illegitimate,’ and Case Is Delayed - NYTimes.com, 11/04
Timeline of Turmoil in Egypt After Mubarak and Morsi - NYTimes.com, 11/04
Trial of Egypt's Morsi adjourned - aljazeera.com, 11/04