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RSSEgypt elections: in pictures
Today Egyptians take to the polls for the first time since Hosni Mubarak was ousted in February's revolution.
By Alice Gribbin Published 28 November 2011 12:30
Tags: Egyptian elections Egypt
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2 comments
I like the idea of dying a voters digit to show that they have done their duty as citizens and taken the trouble to vote. Voting is not an inconveniance as many of the whinghers think.
We should adopt that pracice here.
@ swatantra - I agree I like the dying of one's digit to show that they have aken part in the democratic process. However if it there was an attempt to bring it in to the UK system you would have equal number of "elf and safety" laws and "human rights" violation claims!
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