Egypt's Baha'i minority is running out of space to bury their dead
By Yasmine Ghania CAIRO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - In a Cairo cemetery shaded by palms and tangled shrubs, pale graves are packed so tightly that in some places only narrow strips of sand and broken pavement separate one family’s plot from the next. This is the last remaining burial place of Egypt's Baha'i community, a religious minority long on the margins of official life, and it is quickly running…
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