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Protests in Egypt: Your experiences
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In Egypt, Administrative Court ruled yesterday to cancel the presidential decision to allow governors to prevent or permit church building, modification or expansions. It said that such decision restrict the right of Egyptian citizens to restore and build Churches; which violates freedom of religion included in the Constitution written by Muslims Brotherhood. Just this week, Islamist attempted to halt construction at an Egyptian Orthodox Church in Qalyubiya.
In Egypt, Administrative Court ruled yesterday to cancel the presidential decision to allow governors to prevent or permit church building, modification or expansions. It said that such decision restrict the right of Egyptian citizens to restore and build Churches; which violates freedom of religion included in the Constitution written by Muslims Brotherhood. Just this week, Islamist attempted to halt construction at an Egyptian Orthodox Church in Qalyubiya.
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