One of the movement's first schemes was adding red dye to the waters of the city’s seven major fountains, making them flow scarlet, symbolising the blood of the estimated 5,000 people killed by security forces across the country.
One fountain sat directly in front of one of the headquarters of one of the most feared intelligence services.
"Imagine that: With all their perceived might, all their heavy weapons they use to kill protesters, the government forces stood helpless and confused in front of merely coloured water," said Salma, a 24-year-old activist.
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