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Syrian... Email Print Related News Death toll in Syria's Deraa rises to 17: sources 11:11am EDT Protesters pack Cairo square, pile pressure on army 10:37am EDT Yemen's Saleh again rejects move to replace him 10:37am EDT Gulf Arabs work on plan for Yemen's Saleh to go Thu, Apr 7 2011 Syria's Assad takes more steps to appease Kurds Thu, Apr 7 2011 Analysis & Opinion Can autocrats tolerate citizen participation? Business tycoons express solidarity with Lokpal bill protests Related Topics World » Egypt » Yemen » Syria » Demonstrators call for freedom at the funeral of eight protesters in the Damascus suburb of Douma in this still image taken from an April 3, 2011 amateur video. Credit: Reuters/Amateur Video via Reuters TV SANAA/CAIRO | Fri Apr 8, 2011 10:53am EDT SANAA/CAIRO (Reuters) - Protests erupted across much of the Arab world on Friday, the Muslim day of prayer, with demonstrators dying in Syria and Yemen while Egyptians staged one of the biggest rallies since President Hosni Mubarak's fall. Syrian security forces killed at least 10 pro-democracy demonstrators and two were shot dead in Yemen. In Cairo's Tahrir Square, perhaps the spiritual home of the Arab protest movement, crowds demanded Mubarak's prosecution as discontent with military rule grows, but in Oman heavy security prevented a planned demonstration after Friday prayers. Friday has become a peak day of protest for many Arabs since popular demands for freedom, democracy and an end to corruption began in Tunisia late last year and spread across the region. In Syria security forces killed at least 10 people in the southern city of Deraa as protests against President Bashar al-Assad flared in several towns, witnesses said. In the east, ethnic Kurds demonstrated for reform despite Assad's offer this week to ease rules which bar many of them from obtaining citizenship, activists said. Security men opened fire in Deraa, where the protests began last month before spreading across the country, said residents. "I saw pools of blood and three bodies in the street being picked up by relatives in the Mahatta area," said one of the witnesses, who spoke to Reuters by telephone. "There were snipers on roofs. Gunfire was heavy. The injured are being taken to homes. No one trusts putting his relative in a hospital in these circumstances," he added. NO ORDERS OR INTERVENTION Violence also broke out in Yemen as crowds demanded the overthrow of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Two people were shot dead and 25 wounded by gunfire in the southern city of Taiz, hospital sources said. But Saleh appeared to reject any aspect of a Gulf Arab mediation plan for talks with the opposition that would aim to end his 32-year rule. "The Yemeni people are free to accept mediation from their brothers and friends, but they reject taking orders or intervention," Saleh said in a statement. Elsewhere, the day of protest was more peaceful. Tens of thousands of Egyptians in Tahrir Square demanded Mubarak's prosecution and accused the military of being too slow to root out corruption from his era. "Oh Field Marshal, we've been very patient!" chanted some of the demonstrators in the square, hub of the movement that toppled Mubarak on February 11 and left the army in charge, led by Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi. 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