He urged the swift drafting of a charter that protected minority rights, the Brotherhood said in a statement.
I would not be against the drafting of a Charter, the sole function of which was to be a political statement with a high moral content intended by the Union to reaffirm the significance and unchanging, eternal nature of fundamental rights, if this should ever prove necessary.
Mr. Bremer tried to allay concerns that the interim constitution would unfairly influence the drafting of a permanent charter.
Nor is the ombudsman really in the basic human-rights business: the EU may make its first move in that direction only with the drafting of a new "charter of fundamental rights" for citizens next year.
That same court had issued a hurried decision authorizing the generals to dissolve Parliament, and the generals' new interim Constitution assigned the court a role overseeing the drafting of a new, permanent charter.
The first draft of a proposed "charter of fundamental rights" for EU citizens, expected for the Feira summit, will not be ready on time.
They are now likely to feel unable to support Mr Cameron's draft of a royal charter, a version that falls so demonstrably short of Leveson.
In September of that year, after Mr. Ibrahimi had negotiated a cease-fire in Lebanon, the troika invited Lebanon's Parliament to meet in Taif, a mountain town in Saudi Arabia, to discuss an Arab League draft of a new charter.
Based on the results of this process, the steering committee and taskforce developed a first draft of a service charter that consisted of a set of overall promises for the whole chain (see Table 1) and more specific sets of promises for the various flows after leaving the hospital.
Among the latest initiatives, Karen Armstrong, a prominent British scholar of comparative religions, wants to convene a council of Christian, Muslim and Jewish leaders to draft a "Charter of Compassion" of shared moral principles.
The small Hampshire town of Odiham, which claims to be where John stayed before setting out for the negotiations at Runnymede, is getting in on the act with a Magna Carta Festival including a hog roast, morris dancing and a specially-commissioned church anthem with words by John's Archbishop of Canterbury, Stephen Langton, who played a key role in the drafting of the charter.
