Al-Wafd journalists and members march
Al-Wafd demonstrators protest against the attack of their party headquarters and marche to the Press Syndicate and High Court
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Blogger charged with blasphemy released on bail
Alber Saber appeals three-year sentence for blasphemy
Salafi mob attacks opposition party offices
Hazem Salah Abu Ismail denied any link to the group which also threatened independent newspapers
Electoral monitors report referendum violations
National Salvation Front and other monitoring groups report violations in all 10 governorates where voting was taking place
ElBaradei: we want the country to step forward
Opposition leader calls for unity and cancelling the constitution referendum
Protests still divided one day ahead of referendum
Supporters of the constitution demonstrating at Rabaa Mosque while the opposition schedules “million man protests” in Tahrir Square and the Presidential Palace
Saber sentenced to three years for blasphemy
Egyptian activist to spend three years in prison for questioning religion and role of clerics
NSF calls for “no” vote in referendum
Their conditions for participating are still not met
Al-Hosseini Abu Deif dies of injuries
Al-Fajr journalist was shot in the head as he filmed clashes by the presidential palace last week
Egypt judges to boycott referendum
Over 90 percent of Judges’ Club members vote to boycott constitutional referendum
El-Badawi meets Morsy despite NSF boycott
Al-Wafd leader met with President Mohamed Morsy despite the coalition his party belongs to refusing talks until the referendum is postponed
Opposition marches to Presidential Palace
Concrete walls and barbed wire set up
Presidency accuses journalists of insulting Morsy
Complaint filed with the prosecutor general
Opposition rejects new presidential decree
NSF opposes referendum and calls for more protests
Is Morsy rescinding his decree enough to satisfying judiciary?
Judges undecided over referendum
Opposition figures investigated for attempting to overturn regime
Prosecutor general orders investigations into cases filed against Sabahy and others
Presidential Palace clashes: the aftermath
At least five dead and almost 700 injured
Opposition holds Morsy responsible for deaths
ElBaradei: the regime is losing legitimacy
Referendum regardless
Vice president says referendum to go as planned, proposes opposition groups wait and attempt constitutional amendments
Cases against decree passed on
Another judicial district will examine cases against constitutional declaration
Chaos in State Council as court postpones decree decision
Brotherhood supporters pleased with the postponement, opposition lawyers outraged
Saber verdict postponed
Judicial strike keeps Saber in prison for at least two more weeks
Unprecedented judicial strike
All out strike in courts of all levels
Constitutional Court blasts Morsy decree and accusations
The court is ready to perform its duties despite “threats”
Protester dies from tear gas inhalation
Downtown clashes death toll rises to two
Draft constitution approaches completion
Constituent Assembly finalises system of governance
No changes to constitutional decree
Protection from legal review applies only to “acts of sovereignty”
Muslim Brotherhood marches in support of Morsy
Million-man protest set for Tuesday
Morsy’s decree intensifies Constituent Assembly crisis
More members withdraw
Shura Council endorses Morsy decree
The Islamist-dominated upper house of parliament decries state of polarisation