"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.

HERE IS 20 REASONS TO VOTE NO IF YOU AGREE VOTE NO (AND FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO YOUR CONTACTS) IF YOU DISAGREE TELL US WHY WE SHOULD VOTE YES We found 20 problematic articles in the constitution itself. They are listed here in numerical order to make it easy to locate them in the constitution.

Bayern Bentlage, German expert and researcher in Egyptian affairs, said Egypt is in a very critical situation, meaning the transitional period, in which it lost the meaning of the law, judgment, and rule of law.

Misdemeanor Court has sentenced Albert Saber , Coptic activist, to 3 years for insulting Islam and promoting extremist ideas and atheism through his Facebook page.

Tarek Nabarawy, coordinator of independence current in Engineers' Syndicate, has denounced the decision of the public prosecutor to transfer the Attorney General for East Cairo to Beni Suef as a punishment for violating the policy of Muslim Brotherhood and ignoring their threats.

National Salvation Front has called its supporters to participate in the constitution referendum scheduled for 15 and 22 December.

Ramadan Abdel Hamid of Luxur, general coordinator of Egyptian Rescue Front, has reported the Attorney General against a number of MB leaders including the General Guide, Dr. Mohammed Badie, Dr. Essam El-Erian, Dr. Saad Al-Katatni, Eng. Khairat Al-Shater, Dr. Mohammed Al-Beltagi, and Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan, demanding their prevention of traveling till they're judged.

A leader in Muslim Brotherhood group told Copts United that MB is going to participate in the demonstrations of the Islamic currents against the remnants of the former regime that work in collaboration with the civil currents.

April 6 movement in Beni Suef has launched “Your Constitution doesn't represent us” campaign aiming at educating the citizens about the defective articles in the new constitution that takes away from their rights.

European Union of Coptic Organizations for Human Rights (EUCOHR) has issued a statement in which it denounced holding the referendum on the rejected constitution's draft on December 15.

Mina Fathi, rapporteur of Revolution on Silence Coalition in Beni Suef, told Copts United that President Morsy is trying to waste time by inviting national and revolutionary currents to meet with him till the referendum is held.

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

Dr. Rev. Safwat Al-Bayaadi, head of the Evangelical community, told Copts United that the Evangelical Church hasn’t accepted the new Constitutional Declaration or invited the Christians to participate in the referendum on the draft of the constitution.

Dr. Emad Gad, vice-president of Democratic Egyptian Party, considered the new constitutional declaration issued last Saturday an extension to the policy of twisting and deception of MB.