VOICED : Inside look at Cairo protest camp shows

The transcript describes a sit-in by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi near a mosque in Cairo. The protesters have been residing there since June, defying police threats to dismantle the sit-in. They are protesting against the military coup and the dictatorial regime. Daily life at the sit-in involves enduring the summer heat, preparing meals, and maintaining their presence despite local residents' complaints about nuisances. The situation is tense, with memories of recent violence still fresh. The protesters remain determined to stay, maintaining vigilance at night.

Describe the living conditions of the supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi.

What has been the response of the pro-Morsi activists to the police threats?

What actions are being taken by the supporters during the day?

How do nearby residents feel about the presence of the pro-Morsi activists?

What events led to the determination of the activists to stay until the end?