Abdel Rahman Fares and Jannet Abdul Alim from the April 6 Youth movement are the latest victims of sexual assault and harassments by state security.

The interior ministry started its statement with an unashamed lie, saying that the police acted violently only after being hit by stones.

A number of human rights centres expressed deep concerns over the torture of Mohamed Madani a reporter with the Nahdet Masr newspaper, Islam al-Refaei and Sohaib Ragab, both human rights

"What happened indicates that it is becoming a general trend by the regime as police maltreat male and female university students warning that these measures will provoke counter-violence.

The latest count of the number of detainees arrested during demonstrations has spiraled out of control reaching 92 as security continued dragging in innocent civilians.

Thousands of strong, spirited students participated in demonstrations which were held in nearly all of Egypt's leading universities demanding the authorities to lift their intervening influences from the universities campus.

Dr Hamdi Hassan from the Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc has condemned the incidents which took place Tuesday April 6, against political activists.

Release orders for all detainees.

An arrest warrant was issued by the Interior Ministry for the arrest of Hamdy Taha Ahmed, a reporter for the Muslim Brotherhood's official website Ikhwanonline.

Dr Mahmoud Ezzat deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood and high ranking leaders who were leveled with false accusations have been issued release orders.