CAIRO Thousands of mostly Egyptian women descended on downtown Cairo's central Tahrir Square on Tuesday to protest what many have described as systematic abuse of female activists by the interim ruling military regime.

WSJ: Egyptian Women March Against Abuse by Military

The Egyptian Museum, which opened in downtown Cairo in 1902, has long had too little exhibition space.

BBC: Egypt seeks museum design

He told CNN the unrest in "one square kilometer in downtown Cairo" should not dissuade people from the entire country.

CNN: Egypt's tourism minister: Webcams will prove we're safe