The country’s main police training facility, the Ministry of Interior’s police academy, still carried Mubarak’s name at the time of the court order, but protesters have been thinking ahead: the idea of renaming the academy to the "Khaled Said Police Academy," after the young Egyptian man whose death at the hands of Egyptian police was a catalyst for the protests that led to Mubarak’s ouster, has been circulating.
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Egypt erases history: 5 places where the Mubarak name will be removed
An Egyptian court on April 21 ordered the physical removal of the Mubarak family name from all public places, formalizing a process that protesters began months ago. Read our list of a few of places to be scrubbed of the Mubarak moniker.
Mubarak Policy Academy
