Summary:
Egyptians have been demonstrating in the capital, Cairo, against a new constitution, a move seen as a threat to democracy and the country's future.

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(CNN) -- Violent protests have rocked the Egyptian capital, Cairo, in recent weeks following President Mohamed Morsy's decision to expand his presidential powers last month. The president and his supporters from the powerful Muslim Brotherhood and Islamist factions have argued that the move was essential to protect the country's recent revolution. However anti-government protesters viewed the move as a power grab, and have clogged the city's streets fighting pitched battles with pro-government demonstrators ahead of the country's vote on its new constitution on December 15. We asked for photos of the protests, and Egyptians responded with powerful images, documenting what many of them say is a challenge to the country's young democracy. Are you in Egypt? Share your view of the protests, but stay safe . "People fear that this could be the birth of a new dictator," frequent iReporter and anti-Morsy protester Ahmed Raafat told CNN. "The people (anti-Morsy protesters) chant: 'This time we're serious, we won't leave the revolution to anyone.'"