Following massive protests across Egypt today, the army was deployed to enforce a night time curfew.

A three month state of emergency was declared this week and a daily curfew was put in place.

Three hours into the curfew, Mohamed ElBaradei, a Nobel peace laureate and retired diplomat, joins protesters in Tahrir Square.

The curfew affected seven million people and lasted 53 days in most places and 85 days in other areas.

They were then handed over to military security for having violated the curfew imposed on Egypt, since the January 25 protests started.

However, don't forget Tunisia is for me and you. The curfew was lifted on Friday, June 15th, and the situation is now under control.

The Sierra Leone police imposed a curfew until the following day and were able to bring the situation under control without assistance from UNAMSIL.

Much of Thailand is now under an all night curfew, imposed after radical Red Shirts set fire to more than 35 landmark buildings in Bangkok.

The Egyptian protesters have been defying the night curfew on Sunday, as they continued demonstrating against the 30 year old rule of Muhammed Hosni Mubarak.

Acts of vandalism and looting were also registered, prompting the government to impose a night curfew as of 22 January. Protesters, however, have distanced themselves from these acts.

The country is suffering from high inflation and recent unrest after riot broke out with students and police over withdrawing an army camp from a university campus led to declaration of curfew.

The UN Designated Official in Rangoon has estiblished a 24 hr hotline in case of emergency,especially during curfew hrs, the numbers to call are 01 554 597 or 01 554 625

The aftermath led to a curfew, starting from Monday, June 12th, after the escalation of violence, in Metropolitan Tunis, Sousse, Monastir, Tabarka, and in other inland regions, including Gabes and Ben Guerdane.

To the dismay of Egyptians, world citizens and Egyptologists everywhere, the famous Cairo Egyptian Museum was vandalized and looted on Friday January 28, as the government imposed a curfew and police abandoned their posts.

The local administration, together with security forces intends to issue a curfew within the next few hours in Tumaco The situation faced by the people is dramatic and worrying because essential goods are becoming scarce.

The curfew has ended but the crackdown continues. More than 450 people have been booked under the Public Safety Act (PSA), a law under which a person can be detained without trial for six months.

These measures include the establishment of a strict non fraternization policy, the installation of a curfew for military contingents, comprehensive training and awareness raising for all mission personnel and proposals for improving contingent welfare facilities.

On 7 October, hundreds of ethnic Chinese, many of them sugar mill workers, killed 50 Dutch soldiers, leading Dutch troops to confiscate all weapons from the Chinese populace and to place the Chinese under a curfew.

If the police are going to wash their hands off the entire affair, here is an alternative solution that s getting some buzz on Twitter how about a curfew on all the men in Gurgaon after 8 pm?

Amid this chaos, the military issued a statement in which it declared that it had seized control of the government in order to reinstate the democratic order and declared the imposition of martial law and a curfew.

Additional preventive measures have been put in place for military and civilian personnel, including the establishment of a strict non fraternization policy, the imposition of a curfew, the designation of off limits areas and in Mission training.

sarahbadr torture in an egyptian prison famed blogger kareem amer describes the brutality he witnessed while detained http is.gd 6aXNJa jan25 Newsman22 Kareem Amer, a famed blogger among Egypt's protesters, spent nearly a week in a prison for breaking curfew.

The arrests started soon after the Indian military killed 21 year old Burhan Muzaffar Wani, a popular Kashmiri separatist militant with a wide social media following. His extrajudicial killing was followed by a curfew and wide spread protests across the Muslim majority Indian state.

For the sixth day in a row, and in a stark defiance to threatening messages beaming out of state TV, warning that any violation of the night curfew would be met with severe punishment, marchers gathered in Tahrir (Liberation) Square in central Cairo. The sequence of events was followed minute by minute by tweeters on the ground.

And the last time (on 8 March, 2013) I was not arrested because of a protest or for a blog post but because I refused to yield to an unannounced and illegal curfew. I even blogged about it and attempted with some fellow bloggers to initiate a state of refusal for this emergency state enforced by the authorities.