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Critics say the draft law puts Egypt in a religious straitjacket.
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Critics say the draft is aimed at consolidating the military's power.
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But Western and Egyptian critics say the draft still falls short.
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But Western and Egyptian critics say the draft falls short.
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Its supporters say the draft law is designed to develop the Thailand's newly legal medical marijuana industry.
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Critics say the draft document favours Islamists and betrays the revolution that overthrew Hosni Mubarak last year.
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Opponents say the draft document has been crafted poorly and without proper consultation, and is too Islamist.
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Increased return rates should act as a deterrent to irregular migration, say the draft conclusions of the meeting.
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Critics say the draft is undemocratic and intended to help the military secure power and limit the influence of elected politicians.
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Critics say the draft is undemocratic and intended to help the army secure power and curb the influence of elected politicians.
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Both Yingluck's Puea Thai Party and the Democrat Party say the draft constitution is undemocratic and will do little to soothe Thailand's political instability.
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In the letter, the lawmakers say the draft rules on curbing large positions in commodities are not strict enough to "address excessive commodity price volatility".
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Informed sources say the draft fine recommended by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland is close to the €250,000 maximum allowed under legislation.
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Seiberg said the draft document is long, complicated and difficult to interpret.
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They said the draft could be put to a vote next week.
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It said the draft regulations were open for comments by February 2.