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HRAAP congratulates all the Egyptians and the police officers in their national Day and for the fiftieth memory of the firm stand and challenge (the memory of Ismailia Battle)

Glory for martyrs…Greetings for the living

…Honor for the citizen

            Fifty-two years have passed on the memory of the battle of the police officers in Ismailia against the English occupier. This memory became a national day not only for the police officers but for all the Egyptians also. It is a day of honor for the Egyptians who sacrificed themselves to keep Egypt free and honored. Those brave police officers resisted the militants of the British Empire. They believed that their destiny was to defend the freedom and the honor of the Egyptian citizen; also, they believed that they had to get into a war until death, facing the British guns with their old secondhand guns (Lee Infilled).     /    (l’ Infilled)

     HRAAP re-commemorates this memory of that glorified battle with pride and evaluation for the role that has been done and is still being done by the Egyptian police for the protection of our country and the Egyptian citizen. The association asserts that the sacrifices of the police officers are highly evaluated by all the Egyptians.

            Our greetings for them, they are working in silence and devotion to keep order and discipline. In airports, they receive any travelers or comers with a smile. In civil defense and fire extinguishments, they devote their souls to save the souls of the innocent people. ……Greetings for them wherever they are, they spread the feeling of security which is the essence of life itself.

 The Human Rights Association for the Assistance of Prisoners