CAIRO: National Council of Human Rights member Adel Koura told Youm7 he likely to form a fact-finding mission investigating the clashes that have erupted in Tahrir over the past two days. He described the situation as a disaster, adding that it will negatively affect Egypt's economy and national security. The Human rights official blamed demonstrators who called for organizing a million-man demonstration, with the country's first post-January 25 Revolution parliamentary elections so close. He also criticized the ruling military council and government for presenting the constitutional principles document at such a critical time, adding the document only fueled the situation. He said the document should not be binding so as not to impede the institutional committee's role when drafting Egypt's new constitution. Koura criticized the government for not taking the correct political decisions to contain the serious developments. RELATED STORIES: - Badei calls for urgent meeting for guidance bureau - Fire in National Assembly of Change headquarters - Non-stop clashes in Tahrir on Sunday Evening - El-Baradei condemns violence against demonstrators - Fire in apartment near MOI, protestors trying to put it out - Calm in Tahrir after CSF, protestors agree to ceasefire - Egypt violence rages into third day - Abu Ismail arrives in Tahrir amidst crackdown - SCAF: We apologize for Tahrir incidents
