We have the tendency to make comparisons between what happened...or the human rights record of Mubarak's 30 years of rule and after Mubarak left. In our public statements we have often compared the two periods. We either say it has been worse or it has been more of the same. We have rarely said that it was better. So my answer would be, at best, that it has remained similar.
Mubarak did not try 12,000 civilians over such a short period of time before military courts. Military courts are unfair by nature because they are not independent and impartial and cannot provide a fair trial as a tribunal. Judges are actually officers from the military and are under the influence and the structure of the hierarchy of the Ministry of Defence, which is also ruling the country. That number of unfair trials did not happen under Mubarak over 30 years, but it happened under the military council over less than a year and a half.