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In reply to the discussion: Highlights from Egypt, Dec 11 2012 / Huge Protest. IMF Loan. Selling Egypt [View all]Catherina
(35,568 posts)6. BREAKING: Egypt's Judges Club to refrain from supervising constitutional poll
Hani Shukrallah @HaniShukrallah
BREAKING: Egypt's Judges Club to refrain from supervising constitutional poll http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/60295.aspx via @ahramonline
Wow. You can barely keep up with this!
BREAKING: Egypt's Judges Club to refrain from supervising constitutional poll
Judges club declares it will not take part in overseeing Saturday's controversial referendum on Egypt's proposed constitution
Zeinab El Gundy , Tuesday 11 Dec 2012
The Egyptian Judges Club's general assembly announced at a Tuesday press conference in Cairo its final decision not to supervise Saturday's popular referendum on Egypt's draft constitution.
The club made its decision following the refusal of the vast majority of judges' clubs across the country to participate in the referendum as supervisors, according to statements by the club's general assembly.
Judge Ahmed Zend slammed the new constitutional declaration issued by President Mohamed Morsi on Saturday, describing it as an "insult" to the judiciary." The new constitutional declaration still makes the president's decisions immune from judicial appeal," he said.
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The new decree, however, states that all decisions made while the since-cancelled decree was in effect would remain impervious to judicial appeal, including the replacement of Egypt's Mubarak-appointed prosecutor-general, Abdel-Meguid Mahmoud.
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http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/60295.aspx
Judges club declares it will not take part in overseeing Saturday's controversial referendum on Egypt's proposed constitution
Zeinab El Gundy , Tuesday 11 Dec 2012
The Egyptian Judges Club's general assembly announced at a Tuesday press conference in Cairo its final decision not to supervise Saturday's popular referendum on Egypt's draft constitution.
The club made its decision following the refusal of the vast majority of judges' clubs across the country to participate in the referendum as supervisors, according to statements by the club's general assembly.
Judge Ahmed Zend slammed the new constitutional declaration issued by President Mohamed Morsi on Saturday, describing it as an "insult" to the judiciary." The new constitutional declaration still makes the president's decisions immune from judicial appeal," he said.
...
The new decree, however, states that all decisions made while the since-cancelled decree was in effect would remain impervious to judicial appeal, including the replacement of Egypt's Mubarak-appointed prosecutor-general, Abdel-Meguid Mahmoud.
....
http://english.ahram.org.eg/News/60295.aspx
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Highlights from Egypt, Dec 11 2012 / Huge Protest. IMF Loan. Selling Egypt [View all]
Catherina
Dec 2012
OP
Dear Western fuckwads kindly read some ACTUAL investigative work on #Egypt's constitutional draft
Catherina
Dec 2012
#2
Protesters pulled down army metal barricade by wall 30mins ago-standing by tanks
Catherina
Dec 2012
#3
Electoral commission: Number of judges sufficient to supervise constitution referendum
Catherina
Dec 2012
#5
an "increase in misinformed articles by foreign analysts who seem paid to do so or know nothing
Catherina
Dec 2012
#7
So Morsi's government sold Egypt out to the same criminals that are in the process of destroying
sabrina 1
Dec 2012
#24
The new SCAF calls for a "national dialogue" tomorrow, says Mursi will attend. denials
Catherina
Dec 2012
#11
Contradicting reports from govt on whether Defense Minister invited political forces to dialogue
Catherina
Dec 2012
#14
Dear Western Media & Think tanks: If you're too bloody lazy to read, feel free to watch.
Catherina
Dec 2012
#16
Morsi still can't say whether call for meeting is a rumor or not, MB declares they're attending
Catherina
Dec 2012
#18
Morsi, deal with this! Egyptian women in black, with "retribution" written. & "Down with...
Catherina
Dec 2012
#21
Good question. It was all propaganda. I remember Laura Bush using Afghan's women to get support
sabrina 1
Dec 2012
#30
Yes, I do and that is one of many reasons why they are trying to shut down Wikileaks.
sabrina 1
Dec 2012
#36
no exaggeration there are about 100 MB mini bus & travel bus... with MB guards
Catherina
Dec 2012
#25
Numbers at palace increasing rapidly. Merghany street is full of protesters. Tanks are filling ...
Catherina
Dec 2012
#26
I just posted a link above to an interview with some of the men who are being paid to attack women.
sabrina 1
Dec 2012
#31
Egyptians outside Al-Ittihadiyah palace, no violence or injuries reported. n/t
Catherina
Dec 2012
#34
Nuba will announce tomorrow that no referendum voting boxes will be allowed in their villages
Catherina
Dec 2012
#35
Beltagy: We'll protect "Itehadya" with our blood. Abu Ismail supporters: Victory or martyrdom
Catherina
Dec 2012
#42
Beltagy, part-time parliamentarian & full-time bigot, asserting that >60% of protesters r Christian
Catherina
Dec 2012
#43
Morsi orders referendum in two phases for shortage in participating judges' numbers
Catherina
Dec 2012
#44
Presidential order to hold the referendum on December 15th and 22nd, due to shortage
Catherina
Dec 2012
#45
When will the west pay the price for its support of political Islam in the Arab world?
Catherina
Dec 2012
#46
MB #Ikhwan leader says MB violence is because of the rudeness of the protesters
Catherina
Dec 2012
#50
"15 hrs of street clashes show an organized group of disciplined Islamists. military-type exercises
Catherina
Dec 2012
#51