Security forces repressed protesters

Netizens shared the following video of the suppression of the demonstration

Protesters Arrested

And I was walking around with the protesters

That was enough of citizen media.

Image from today's protest in Benghazi

The shields that some protesters seem to use.

Demonstrators blocked at Panepistimiou Street.

And so they began to arrest the protesters.

Israeli forces have cracked down on protests in Nabi Saleh and elsewhere throughout the West Bank, at times arresting demonstrators.

The media have also been playing with the numbers being reported.

Picture of a security man pointing his shotgun towards protesters

Rubber bullets used against protesters (posted by AleradaNews)

like the violence of the Egyptian demonstrators on Tahriri square.

Indeed, Bahraini security forces have been ruthless in their attacks against demonstrators, killing six.

Nadia's father and other protesters take cover from the rain under the Egyptian flag

Others are giving protesters tips on how to remain secure online.

When Assad began killing protestors we took up arms against him.

A police officer was killed in the clashes and dozens of protesters have been injured.

Excessive force was also used by PNTL in trying to disperse the protesters.

The continued agitated state of the demonstrators compelled the observers to leave the hotel.

Riot police persecue the protesters inside the train station shutting gun balls...

Soon, footage of protesters being gunned down, appears on YouTube.

More protesters joined their comrades to push the police back.

The police fired tear gas at the protestors, dispersing them.

The protestors reacted by pelting security forces with stones and Molotov cocktails.

Here are some tweets and images from Tel Aviv.

AsrarAnwar Watching protesters in Iraq clean up their rubbish...

Runner statue mocked up as a rioter.

Various walls were erected around the palace to prevent protesters from approaching.

On the third day, the demonstrators began rioting.

It can put the price tag of state sponsored violence over a nonviolent protester.

A riot police got first to fight people alone, and he got crazy.

It's based on the protesters at the Democratic Convention in 1968,

to translate all those messages from Niknayman Cbox in english for international outlookers.

They clashed with Iranian police who used tear gas and water cannons to disperse them. At least 19 people were killed in Tehran. Here is a film showing people trying to stop security forces in Tehran

The aim is to clampdown on the protesters and netizens are fearing the worst.

In the evening, the number of the protesters in El Tahrir Square became really huge.

And every demonstration ends up with the military police beating the demonstrators.

As usual, journalists have not been spared in this attack on protesters.

Picture of the weapon used to fire teargas against protesters (posted by Montheralhabeeb)

On Facebook, Balcha Mitiku advised protestors not to turn violent

In fact, these images became the voices of protest themselves.

Their diaphanous faces are still smiling at me.

The world has been watching in horror, the fast paced attacks against protesters across Egypt, where reports continue to pour in about government paid thugs wreaking havoc and terrorising protesters.