Reward for providing journalists with ‘No’ voter on Egypt’s constitutional referendum

A female ‘Yes’ voter wrapped in Egypt’s flag as she waits her turn outside the polling station

The media outlets union announced on Wednesday a $100,000 reward for whoever puts the union through to a ‘No’ voter on Egypt’s constitutional referendum.

The reward comes after journalists from different news services failed to find a single citizen who voted ‘No’ on the draft constitution.

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Egypt authorities behind the plan to strip journalism of balance: report

Egyptian authorities’ crack-down on the Muslim Brotherhood is fueled by the desire to strip journalism of balance, according to a report by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).