Freedom House Organization for Human Rights expressed resentment of the violent attacks targeting the protestors in Tahrir Square, which led to the death of at least 30 people. The organization said in a statement using violence against the protestors proves Egypt's ruling military council failed to manage through the transitional stage peacefully. It called upon the military rulers to respond to the demands raised by the peaceful demonstrators to transfer power immediately to a national salvation government with full authority to manage transparent elections. Head of the Middle East and North Africa Program Charles Don demanded suspending what he described as terrible attacks against the demonstrators, which are disturbing and should end immediately. He added the military council should suspend the violent suppression against the protestors calling for democracy. He demanded the rulers to honor their commitment and supervise the peaceful transfer to democracy. The organization expressed skepticism over conducting free and fair elections during the current suppressing atmosphere dominating Egypt. RELATED STORIES: - SCAF authority not taken by referendum to leave it by referendum - Washington praises Tantawi's speech - Egyptians Union in Europe calls for formation of civil presidential council - El-Baradei tells CSF to “stop this brutal massacre” - Teargas forced activists and protestors to leave Tahrir Square - In Pictures: Tahrir clashes continue for fourth day - Increase in clashes between security forces and demonstrators in Tahrir Square - National committees control Tahrir Square, tension at Mohamed Mahmoud St. - Political powers to discuss Tahrir events' repercussions - ElBaradei slams 'massacre' in Egypt's protests - Renewed clashes between protestors, police in Mohamed Mahmoud - Police use internationally banned gas to disperse demonstrators - 30 dead in Egypt clashes: health ministry - Min of Interior officials summoned over Tahrir clashes - Baradei: Live bullets, nerve agents used against Tahrir protesters - Abu Ismail calls on demonstrators not to leave Tahrir Square
