An Egyptian woman passes by a new mural inspired by a widely circulated photo of Egyptian police beating and stripping a veiled female protester, on a recently whitewashed wall in Tahrir Square. The Arabic writing reads, "We will not forget you." – Photo by AP

An Egyptian woman carrying her baby passes by the new mural which says" Live freedom, social justice." – Photo by AP

An Egyptian woman looks on next to new graffiti in Tahrir Square. – Photo by AP

Egyptian youth passes by a new mural that depicts a student activist who was killed in the clashes with the military in December, 2011. – Photo by AP

The writing in Arabic reads, "Egypt is the grave of the Muslim Brotherhood," and "when I leave your right I will be dead." – Photo by AP

An Egyptian woman stands next to a new mural that reads “We are proud of our Prophet Muhammad.” – Photo by AP

Egyptian man passes by a new mural on a recently whitewashed wall. – Photo by AP

An elderly man passes by a new mural on a recently whitewashed wall, the Arabic writing in red on the left reads "The Revolution is in our veins" – Photo by AP

A man with the Egyptian flag wrapped around his neck waves an empty bullet case in front of the new mural. – Photo by AP