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![Members of the Egyptian NGO South Center for Human Rights hold candles and banners while participating in a vigil in Cairo surrounded by strike police forces 29 December 2006, marking the killing of twenty-eight Sudanese refugees, including seven children, by police forces, early morning 30 December 2005. [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/image_330x185/public/1234260216.jpeg?h=869e602f&itok=d5w7_sRj)
