Held in Canadian Demonstrators, passports Passports were confiscated before the global march of the Egyptian-Gaza border

More than 40 Canadians, who planned to participate in Gaza in Egypt, were arrested for participation in the global march, and the passports, which were confiscated by the authorities, the organizers told CBC.

83 A group of Canadians came to Cairo on Wednesday and Thursday, ahead Has been appointed March The attacks on the border of Egypt to draw attention to the Palestinian crises, near the territory of war-torn territory of the war-torn territory of the war.

Tatiana Harker, the Palestinian Vivra Montreal and the March coordinator, along with Egypt’s Rafa, and Egypt’s Rafa, there were thousands of other protesters expected to start a peaceful demonstration.

“Many people are being taken into custody, without any response,” said Harker told CBC from Montreal on Friday.

Harker, Egyptian officials confiscated passports in Suwaya’s Channel, for a reason for Suwaya’s Channel city on Friday.

“This (Canadians) did not contact Canadia’s embassy in Cairo. Our government is completely ignoring us.”

Ottawa family doctor Dr. Yipeng GE, one of the protesters in the Canadian group, Yipeng GE said they would not be allowed to cross the Ismayiliya checkpoint in the absence of Egypt.

“People don’t get their passports back. Some have been waiting for hours,” said ge post On Friday, the video of hundreds of protesters is called “free, free Palestine” as in the checkpoint.

“Some people were not about their passports, they must take the bus to crawl to the airport.”

Global Affairs Canada, CBC News, in a previous statement, the Canadians informed the North Sinai management and all those who went to Gaza in Egypt.

“Canadians who choose to travel to the region are doing this with their own risk,” he said.

Previously taken into custody more active after deportations

Demonstrators will take part in the 48-kilometer road on the 48-kilometer road on the 48-kilometer road on the city of Al-Arish on the coast of Egypt. Canadian organizers told CBC that the authorities did not allow the protesters to put on the bus there and had to find other types of transport to achieve al-wrinkle.

After reaching the Rafah region, they plan to camp there three days before returning to Cairo WebsiteAlthough most of their plans will depend on the permission of Egyptian officials.

The Egyptian authorities took part in the Friday authorities, 80 different countries, 80 different countries among protesters among the protesters, and Eastern security forces closed the caravan to meet with them.

The global march was among the greatest demonstrations in recent years in recent years in Gaza in recent years A boat carrying activists This week ago, help with the Israeli military route when he went to Gaza.

On Friday, the organizers said that the authorities were confiscated in the control point outside the Cairo of Cairo. Others are stored in hotels. They called for the citizens of the citizens of the Musamics to release the citizens of the citizens.

The arrests of Friday nights were previously arrested in Cairo and were deported to home countries in Europe and North Africa. Prior to confiscation of Passports, the authorities said that activists planned to gather in the camp on Sinai on Sunday, to prepare for March on Sunday. They said that the government still did not allow Egypt to travel through a synail that considers a highly sensitive area.

“We call on the Egyptian government to allow Egypt to allow this peaceful march of this peaceful march related to the restoration of stability on its border and resolving the sustainable humanitarian crisis in Gaza,” activists made statements.

Group to refrain from demonstrating now

Hicham El-Ghaoui, one of the press service of the group, said they would refrain from demonstrating until Egypt will allow him to allow protests.

Scheduled demonstrations, in Egypt, a Palestinian activist, even because they worsen the restrictions, and call on Palestinian activists to end the war.

Belgian Human Rights Lawyer Alexis Desveyi, said that he woke up with dozens of security vehicles full of officials around Talat Harb Square, where he and other activists found hotels. Members of the group took a guide from a guidebook, and asked an officer to help the pyramids of Gizan, who has passed a guide taxi, since today.

“When the Egyptians see Israel’s dirty works, I am very surprised.” He hoped that the Egyptian government would be very active at the new meeting side of Cairo.

Meanwhile, a relief caravan founded in Algeria and became new participants in the route in Tunisia and Libya, and still stood in Sirte, about 940 kilometers from the Libyan-Egyptian border.

Efforts – Actioner Flotilla, Overland Convoy and planned marches – come as much as international legal growth over the conditions in Gaza.

Israel continued to pummel the area with air blows, while putting pressure on Hameas to disarm and release Israeli hostages, while restricting the flow of water and drug trucks.