A boy walks down an avenue closed by the armed forces near Al-Nahda Square, close to Raba al Awauiriyra in the District of Giza. Following the camp clearance, access to the area was closed by the military in order to prevent demonstrations. Cairo, August 16 2013. (David González)

A man wearing a gas mask turns away from the front line of the demonstration after the armed forces opened fire and fired tear gas. The armed forces closed all entrances to the city centre and tightened up on security in military and government buildings. Cairo, August 16 2013. (David González)

A woman holds up a banner of deposed President Mohammed Morsi during a demonstration organized by the Muslim Brotherhood the Friday of Anger. Cairo, August 16 2013. (David González)

A man holds his Egyptian identification document and displays it to supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and President Morsi gathered outside a mosque while chanting slogans in support of the coup and general Al-Sisi. Cairo, August 19 2013. (David González)

A woman wearing a niqab holds the Koran during a demonstration organized by the Muslim Brotherhood outside a mosque in the District of Giza. Cairo, August 19 2013. (David González)

Civilians acclaim the armed forces after the evacuation of Al-Fath Mosque on Ramses Square in Cairo. On the morning of Saturday July 17 supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood entrenched themselves in the interior of the mosque. Some hours later the Egyptian police and armed forces burst into the mosque by force of arms. Cairo, August 17 2013. (David González)

A man observes the damage done on an adjacent street to Ramses Square as a consequence of the clashes between the Muslim Brotherhood and the Egyptian armed forces. Cairo, August 20 2013. (David González)

"A bullet can kill a human being, but a deceitful camera kills an entire nation." "Urgent: Beware of Al Jazeera's lies. They seek to expand violence and destruction across Egypt." A poster hanging on a street close to Tahrir Square. In December 2013 three Al Jazeera journalists were arrested and detained and charges were pressed against 20 other being accused of cooperating with the Muslim Brotherhood. They were released on February 15 2015 after more than 400 days in prison. The judicial proceedings remain open. Cairo, August 22 2013. (David González)