Egyptian Christians Say Islamist Intimidation Prevented Them for Voting on Constitution
Document lists sharia law as the supreme law of the land in Egypt
A campaign of intimidation by Islamists left most Christians in this southern Egyptian province too afraid to participate in last week's referendum on an Islamist-drafted constitution they deeply oppose, residents say. The disenfranchisement is hiking Christians' worries over their future under empowered Muslim conservatives.
