EACPE condemns the Arrest of peaceful activists during their demonstration on Tuesday, 26th of November in front of "Al Shura Council ", against the "Constitutional article" which permits the prosecutions of civilians in front of military courts in the new Constitution, and the "Demonstrations law" which was recently issued. EACPE demands the immediate release of the activists based on their right in peaceful demonstration and the Freedom of Expression which are guaranteed by the constitution and the ratified human Rights International declarations.

EACPE announced its supervision to the Referendum on the new constitution, with the participation of 1500 observers in all 27 Egyptian governorates. EACPE will hold training courses for the observers on the legal rules and the international standards of free and fair Elections, and how to use the technological means and the social media to document and monitor any violation that take place during the electoral process.

The human rights organizations which signed this declaration express their concerns about the probability of further terrorist acts within the coming days - as these acts violate the right of life, which is guaranteed by the Egyptian Constitution and the human rights international documents- , especially in the light of the terrorist acts that "Sinai" and other Egyptian governorates are witnessing.

The popular committee for drafting constitution will hold a press conference on Wednesday 18/9/2013 at the Journalists syndicate at 11:00 am. Participants will include Constitutional experts, lawyers, political science professors, human and women rights activists and members of political parties and unions.

EACPE expresses its condemnation to the terror attack that targeted the minister of Interior, Major General "Mohamed Ibrahim", where a trapped car exploded on Thursday, 2013-09-05 while he was passing by with his convoy in Nasr City. The explosion resulted in 5 injuries (2 in a critical medical condition) that were transferred to the Police hospital in Nasr City, and 2 others were transferred to the Health Insurance hospital.

The signatories on this declaration following accurately the events taking place since the second wave of 25th of January revolution at 2011.which started at  the 30th of June, since the dismissal of Mohamed Morsy and declaring the consultant Adly Mansour the president of the supreme constitutional court as a civil temporary president for Egypt at the 3rd of July 2013