Egypt Domestic Media Report March 14-24, By Lana Ali Adeeb State

When asked about his opinion on the torture testimonials caught on video
and camera such as artists Ali Sobhi and singer Ramy Isam (who was
photographed with bruises covering his entire body).
Badeen replied that all videos and photographs could have been fabricated
and insisted that all accounts of torture and abuse are scant methods by
some elements trying to drive a wedge between the Military police and the
people.
On those who have gone missing since the revolution, Badeen claimed that it
is not possible for that to happen; anyone arrested is registered in the private
books of the Military Police.
Source: Al Yawm Al Sabi in Arabic 21 March 11 11:41 By Fatima Khalil
http://www.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=373877
Dr. Hilmy Al Gazar, member of the Shura Council of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB),
confirmed that the brotherhood is reviewing its political agenda on whether it
accepts a woman or a Copt to run for Presidency.
He affirmed that the Brotherhood wishes to establish a civilian state in Egypt and
assured that the MB will abide by whatever the people vote for.
Speaking on the constitutional referendum, he dismissed claims that all those who
voted yes are from the brotherhood and argued instead that they were a diverse
group who wanted stability.
He claimed that the Brotherhood respects and aspires for democracy.
Source: Al Masry Al yawm, in Arabic 21 March 11 “Sharaf visits the Coptic Priest Shnouda
and listens to his demands to re-open closed churches” By Ahmed al Bihary and Imad Khalil
http://www.almasry-alyoum.com/article2.aspx?ArticleID=291178&IssueID=2081
Pope of Alexendria and Patriarch of Saint March Episcopate Pope Shnouda III met
with Dr. Issam Sharraf, the chairman of the Council of Ministers.
Sharaf asked Pope Shnouda to pray for Egypt and call for restraint and calm.
Sharaf asked Pope Shnouda to activate the initiative of “Family house” to combat
sectarian strife. (Family House plans to group Muslim and Christian scholars to
whom all Egyptians will resort to solve their problems.)
The Patriarch gave Sharraf a list holding the names of 11 detainees captured during
the Coptic demonstrations in front of the Maspiro building.
Sharaf promised Pope Shnouda that he would look into the matter.
Patriarch Shnouda called on Sharaf to reopen 7 closed Churches among them, the
Church of St. Mark and the Church of the Virgin and Anba Bishoy and the Church of
St. Peter and Paul Menoufia and the Church of the Virgin and Saint Demiana Bmiloy
Oboumgar Bjrja.