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APDecember 29, 2011: Workers from a non-governmental organization National Democratic Institute, or
NDI, wait as Egyptian officials raid their office in Cairo, Egypt.CAIRO
Several Egyptian rights groups on Friday accused the country's ruling military council
of using Hosni Mubarak-era "repressive tools" in waging an "unprecedented campaign" against
pro-democracy organizations.The groups' joint statement came just hours after security forces stormed
offices of 10 rights organizations, including several based in the United States.
The Interior Ministry said the raids were part of the investigation into
foreign funding of rights groups.The military, which took over control after a
popular uprising toppled Mubarak in February, has previously accused the groups of
fomenting protests with the help of funds from outside the country.Friday's statement,
signed by 28 Egyptian rights groups, said the attacks herald a wider
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