Indicating that it would support Essam Sharaf as the prime minister of a new cabinet, the 6 April Youth Movement has issued seven demands in order to end the current sit in at Tahrir Square
The appointment a revolutionary government in which the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces does not interfere, whether in the composition of its cabinet or its policies; The dismissal of Abdel Magid-Mahmoud, the current prosecutor general, and the appointment of an independent judge in his stead; The dismissal of Gawdat El-Malt, the chairman of the Central Auditing Organisation; The purging of the ministries, official and public institutions of hangovers from Mubarak’s regime, especially in the media, the judiciary and the health sectors; The abrogation of the law criminalising protests and strikes; Ending military trials for civilians; Stating a fair minimum wage; Drafting a law to regulate the price-earnings ratio
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