The Commission of advocacy and counseling in Asafra, Alexandria has distributed leaflets calling to vote "yes" in referendum on constitution draft.

Egyptian writer Alaa al-Aswani has strongly denounced the constitution draft. He posted on Twitter saying: Morsy, your constitutional declaration is void as well as your constitution and its referendum.

Dr. Amr Hamzawy, former MP, has denounced the decision of President Morsy to set referendum on draft constitution in 15 days.

Abdel-Halim Qandil, writer and journalist, said that President Morsy is responsible for the murder of Jika and Islam, the two minors who were killed by the police last week.

Dr.Mohammad Abu Hamid, Former MP, has sent a message to president Mohammed Morsy saying that there should be no negotiations with the terrorists in Sinai as this gives them legitimacy that they don’t have or deserve; police and military should rather deal with them.

Abram Louis, founder of Forced Disappearances and Abductions Association, said that another minor Coptic girl called Manal Yousif Shafik has disappeared after she went to her school in al-Behira.

Dr. Abdullah bin Nabil, scholar in Al-Azhar University, has written on his Facebook page that Muslims can't congratulate Coptic Christians on the new pope as they are infidels.

Yousif Zakaria, from Nag Rozik village, Assiut, told Copts United that his family has suffered forced displacement from their village, as well as the families of his brothers Essam Zakaria and Makram Zakaria.

Dr. Naguib Gebrael, head of the Egyptian Federation of Human Rights, has called to sit-in before Presidential Palace to support Ezbet Marco children. He added that UNICEF may punish Egypt for its violations against children rights.

Writer Fatma Naaot has commented on prosecution detaining two children of Ezbet Marco in reformatory on charges of defamation of Islam saying: We, the Muslims, are the ones who defame Islam by such racial discrimination as well as stupid acts.

Abram Louis, founder of Victims of Abductions and Enforced Disappearances Association, has reported to the Attorney General demanding the restoration of advice and guidance sessions for the people who want to convert to Islam.

After 91 days have passed since President Mohammed Morsy took office, Morsy Meter website has announced that only 4 electoral promises were achieved out of 64.

Dr. Amr Hamzawy, former MP, denounced that some people have published his picture at a club in Heliopolis on a Christmas party on their Facebook accounts claiming it was taken while he was singing at a church.

In response to Mohamed Mahmoud graffiti whitewash, Ahmed Harara, the revolutionist who lost both his eyes in the revolution, wrote a message for President Mohammed Morsy saying: Muslim Brotherhood cannot change history or make people forget the revolution or the revolutionists by whitewashing Mohamed Mahmoud graffiti of the martyrs.

Maspero Youth Union has issued a statement in which it denounced the prosecutions against the Coptic young people that took a new electronic form after Bishoy Kameel had been sentenced to 6 years in prison on charges of defamation of Islam and insulting the President on Facebook. Also Albier Saber is charged of defamation of Islam on Facebook and is being judged.

Mohammed Abu Hamed, founders’ representative of Egyptians’ Life Party, and the writer Fatma Naaot have launched the campaign of “Be effective - peoples’ battle” which aims at activating the participation of each Egyptian to defend his rights and to preserve things like: his identity, citizenship, freedoms, judiciary system, Al-Azhar, the Church, the Arm and the Egyptian history.

Radio of Bethlehem has announced that Orthodox church in Gaza accuses an armed Islamic group of kidnapping a Christian young man and two girls last Saturday.

MP Mohammed Abu Hamed has demanded all Islamic groups to be dissolved as they are such a threat to Egyptian national security and produce many terroristic movements.

Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice (CPVPV) has carried out its first assassination in Suez by killing a young man who was walking with his fiancé.

In charges that may lead to her assassination, sheik Wagdy Ghoneim, the Islamic preacher, has considered the writer Fatma Naaot a disbeliever, and wrote on his Twitter account that Naaot is a criminal, anti-Islam and beloved of Christians.

Abba Pachomius, the acting Patriarch, has denied that any official communications had occurred concerning nominations of Copts to take official positions in the new government.