Egyptian judges postpone elections again over controversial electoral law, The Guardian (2013)

<p>Polls delayed as judges say supreme constitutional court should have final say on law allegedly favouring Muslim Brotherhood.&nbsp;The move threatens to exacerbate frustrations in a deeply polarised country where several cities are once again experiencing significant civil unrest.&nbsp;But the decision to refer the legislation to the SCC creates further uncertainty, because it remains unclear how the Muslim Brotherhood will react; what, if anything, the court will change in the new electoral legislation; and how long this new delay will take.&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/zalali">Zaid al-Ali</a>, an expert on the Egyptian constitution, and a senior adviser on constitutional building for the <a href="http://www.idea.int/">International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance
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