# Cairo · 19 March 2011 > Photos and videos from Cairo on 19 March 2011. ## Facts - **What:** Cairo · 19 March 2011 (News story) - **Where:** [Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/location/cairo) - **When:** 2011-03-19 – 2011-03-20 - **Media:** 31 photos, 0 videos, 0 rushes - **Credit:** © apaimages / Ahmed Asad, Wissam Nassar, wissam nassar - **Licensing:** Editorial licenses on request: https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/pricing (sales@apa.atyaf.co). 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Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptian show their inked fingers after voting for the referendum on constitutional amendments in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006785) — APA-PH-2011-006785 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptian show their inked fingers after voting for the referendum on constitutional amendments in Cairo, capital of Egypt. Egyptians started voting on Saturday morning to decide on constitutional amendments aimed at ensuring free and fair parliamentary and presidential polls later this year, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians cast their vote during a national referendum](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006786) — APA-PH-2011-006786 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians cast their vote during a national referendum](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006787) — APA-PH-2011-006787 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians cast their vote during a national referendum](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006788) — APA-PH-2011-006788 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006789) — APA-PH-2011-006789 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006790) — APA-PH-2011-006790 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006791) — APA-PH-2011-006791 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006792) — APA-PH-2011-006792 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptian show their inked fingers after voting for the referendum on constitutional amendments in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006793) — APA-PH-2011-006793 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptian show their inked fingers after voting for the referendum on constitutional amendments in Cairo, capital of Egypt. Egyptians started voting on Saturday morning to decide on constitutional amendments aimed at ensuring free and fair parliamentary and presidential polls later this year, March 19, 2011. Photo by Ahmed Asad - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006801) — APA-PH-2011-006801 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians show their inked fingers after voting for the referendum on constitutional amendments in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006802) — APA-PH-2011-006802 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians show their inked fingers after voting for the referendum on constitutional amendments in Cairo, capital of Egypt. Egyptians started voting on Saturday morning to decide on constitutional amendments aimed at ensuring free and fair parliamentary and presidential polls later this year, March 19, 2011. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006803) — APA-PH-2011-006803 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006804) — APA-PH-2011-006804 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006805) — APA-PH-2011-006805 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006806) — APA-PH-2011-006806 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006807) — APA-PH-2011-006807 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006808) — APA-PH-2011-006808 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Egyptians queue to cast their vote during a national referendum, at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Egyptians flocked to the polls on Saturday in a historic referendum on changes to the constitution. The amendments were proposed by a judicial committee that was formed by the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and are meant to allow free and fair elections. Photo by Wissam Nassar - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006832) — APA-PH-2011-006832 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006833) — APA-PH-2011-006833 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006834) — APA-PH-2011-006834 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006835) — APA-PH-2011-006835 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006836) — APA-PH-2011-006836 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006837) — APA-PH-2011-006837 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006838) — APA-PH-2011-006838 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006839) — APA-PH-2011-006839 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006840) — APA-PH-2011-006840 · photo · 2011-03-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Ahmed Asad Egyptians open the boxes to announce the results of referendum on constitutional amendments at a school in Cairo, March 19, 2011. Polling stations opened on Saturday in Egypt for a referendum on constitutional amendments that the country's military rulers hope will open the way to elections within six months. The reforms are designed to open the door to legislative and presidential elections that... - [Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006841) — APA-PH-2011-006841 · photo · 2011-03-20 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station Cairo after casting his vote on March 19, 2011 as voters got their first taste of democracy in a referendum to a package of constitutional changes after president Hosni Mubarak was forced to relinquish his 30-year grip on power last month in the face of mass street protests.Phot by wissam nassar - [Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006842) — APA-PH-2011-006842 · photo · 2011-03-20 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station Cairo after casting his vote on March 19, 2011 as voters got their first taste of democracy in a referendum to a package of constitutional changes after president Hosni Mubarak was forced to relinquish his 30-year grip on power last month in the face of mass street protests.Phot by wissam nassar - [Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006843) — APA-PH-2011-006843 · photo · 2011-03-20 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station Cairo after casting his vote on March 19, 2011 as voters got their first taste of democracy in a referendum to a package of constitutional changes after president Hosni Mubarak was forced to relinquish his 30-year grip on power last month in the face of mass street protests.Phot by wissam nassar - [Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station](https://apa.atyaf.co/tr/photo/APA-PH-2011-006844) — APA-PH-2011-006844 · photo · 2011-03-20 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Wissam Nassar Mohammed Badie, the head of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood speaks to the press outside a polling station Cairo after casting his vote on March 19, 2011 as voters got their first taste of democracy in a referendum to a package of constitutional changes after president Hosni Mubarak was forced to relinquish his 30-year grip on power last month in the face of mass street protests.Phot by wissam nassar