A veiled woman called Hanan Rafik has lifted a banner in Tahrir Square saying: "Constitution of Muslim Brotherhood is void and that their president is a murderer.”

There is talk now in Egypt about the resignation of the Egyptian Vice President Mahmoud Mekki, for unknown reasons

Young people of Salafist Preaching have denounced the attitude and rudeness of the interviews and talk shows

Mina Fathi, rapporteur of revolution against silence coalition told Copts United that a huge number of Islamists belong to Muslim Brotherhood and the Salafis have assaulted their anti-constitution peaceful demonstration in Al-Fashn city, Beni Suef

Dr. Emad Gad, vice president of Al Ahram Center for political and Strategic Studies, has urged the Egyptians to boycott the second round of referendum

Coptic Austrian organization, KIMI, has denounced the violations and falsification during referendum

Sunni Scholars Front has issued a statement to denounce the acts of Muslim Brotherhood group as it always trade on Islam

Members of Muslim Brotherhood have returned to sit-in before the Supreme Constitutional Court demanding justice and that the court should stay away from politics.

In a collective press conference held at the Cairo Institute for Human Rights, a number of human rights organizations have demanded the re-hold of the first round of referendum

Judge Talaat Ibrahim has submited his resignation Monday night as Egypt’s prosecutor-general, only weeks after being appointed by President Mohamed Morsi.

In his latest tweet on Twitter, Mohammed El-Baradei, founder of The Constitution party, said that Egypt is currently divided and the state institutions are collapsing.

After the Islamists had promised the Copts that they would live in a golden era enjoying all their rights, dozens of Coptic families have to pay a lot of money ransoms to free their children.

"Ibn Khaldun" center monitored yesterday during the referendum on constitution draft a number of violations, most notably preventing journalists from attending news conference of the Supreme Committee for the Referendum, as only the formal Egyptian television was allowed.

"Arabs Without Borders" association issued a report today about the violations and falsification encountered the constitution draft’s referendum by Muslim Brotherhood and their supporters in various governorates.

Over 500 Salafi protestors set fire to Al-Wafd Party headquarters in Dokki as dozens more surround the headquarters of the Popular Current in Lebanon Square, Mohandiseen.

As people queued to vote in a referendum on a draft constitution on Saturday, debates on voting “Yes” or “No” continued. In Cairo’s Manial area voters started queuing since 8am, while other stations were relatively empty.

Husseini Abu Deif, photographer of Dawn newspaper, who died yesterday of wounds in the massacre of the Presidential Palace wrote on Twitter saying: If a member of MB tries to kill you or calls you infidel, tell him ‘God is great, and the revolution is bigger than your gang!’

Many veiled women have distributed leaflets in the subway calling to vote “yes” in upcoming referendum scheduled next Saturday.

Several non-governmental organizations for human rights have warned against rigging the referendum on constitution draft, after the National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) had announced that non-governmental organizations interested in monitoring the referendum have to get authorizations by the Council.

Ahmed Shafik, former presidential candidate, has called all Egyptians not to boycott referendum scheduled next Saturday and vote "no" for constitution draft.

Egypt's main opposition alliance urged supporters to vote no in the referendum on a disputed constitution rather than a boycott, hours after Islamist President Mohammed Morsi's government forged ahead by starting overseas voting in diplomatic missions for expatriates.