Voting law changed

Voters in Egypt’s referendums must vote where they are registered, regardless of where they work or reside on day of vote

Liliana Mihaila

Defending the constitution

Salafi party produces a series of documentaries about the constituent assembly and the constitution

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Human rights groups reject draft constitution

Future of human rights under proposed constitution a cause for concern

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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

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Bouteflika backs foreign help in Mali ‘terrorism’ fight

Algeria has always defended the principle of non-interference, but did not oppose a UN resolution authorising the possible intervention of an African military force if dialogue fails

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US and human rights group react to military arrests law

Concern over possible military trials for civilians

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EU’s Jewish policy “like 1930s,” says Israel’s Lieberman

Lieberman's comments come after Europe condemned Israel for reviving controversial settlement construction plans

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Fears of Syria chemical arms founded but use unlikely

Damascus has insisted it would never deploy chemical arms in the 21-month conflict

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Calls for Islamist revolution

Hard-line calls continue for increased Shari’a influence despite the fact most Salafi parties are backing constitution

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In Pictures: Islamist parties gather at Rabaa mosque

Groups aim to demonstrate support for President Mohamed Morsy and press for ‘yes’ in constitution referendum

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