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A Cairo court sentenced an activist who became an iconic part of the country's 2011 revolution to five years in prison on Monday for violating strict protest laws.

Under the strict restrictions on protests imposed today (see 8.00), he was not allowed at the embassy without security clearance (with or without his poster).

Despite an increased police presence and stricter rules on protest boundaries, the march was largely peaceful, though by 10.45pm there had been 47 arrests, the majority for drug offences and obstruction.

People across China have been detained or questioned in recent days by security officers for publicly supporting the journalists at the Southern Weekend newspaper who have been protesting strict censorship, according to a human rights group and online posts discussing the plights of some detainees.

Greek citizens meanwhile have been protesting strict austerity measures the country must take to receive the rescue package.

The Metropolitan Police had imposed strict conditions on protesters, including limiting the protest to an hour, after they failed to meet officers to discuss their plans.

Parliament has proposed tightening already strict laws on public protest.

Religious groups in the United States and in Europe staged vigils tied to Ash Wednesday, and in the Arab world, where authoritarian governments usually exercise strict control over any protest, thousands marched in Cairo and Damascus.

The bill also lays out strict regulations governing student protests, including having to give eight hours' notice for protest itineraries.

The massacre has returned with a vengeance in the past four years following 20 years of strict controls imposed after protests.

Angry Palestinians protested the strict blockade, imposed in response to the suicide bombing on Friday that killed 20 young Israelis in Tel Aviv.