Palestinian protesters want Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas to resign following death of one of his critics in custody

The man's family said the autopsy report showed he had been beaten.

'What Nizar faced was planned and organized crime,' said a protester.

The protesters who assembled in Ramallah had other complaints, including corruption, cronyism, disregard for legitimate process, and not protecting the rights of Palestinians. Abbas recently postponed Palestinian elections indefinitely.

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