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Egypt Constitutional Court Reviews Election Law

Parliament’s Constitutional and Legislative Affairs Committee: House elections will be held in mid-September or at the beginning of October, once approved by the Constitutional Court.

Hazem Ghorab: As Arab Spring Revives Egyptian Media, Counter-Revolution Violates Honor Code

Al-Azhar University media conference discusses professional standards in postrevolution Egypt’s press and media, as the Presidency assures its determination to grant more freedoms.

Beltagy: Mubarak Must Return to Tora Prison

Cash-strapped Egypt pays millions of Dollars for ousted Mubarak’s hospital stay and his transport by special helicopters for all his journeys including court attendances, assuming he is really ill.

Murad Ali: FJP Seeks Justice, Retribution for Protesters Killed in January 25 Revolution

Categorically refuting claims that the FJP is keen to ‘settle scores’ with Mubarak regime trials, the party reaffirms that it simply wants those involved in killing peaceful protesters to be

Muslim Brotherhood and FJP: Mubarak Trial Judge Recusal Decision Wise, Serves Justice

Trial of ousted Mubarak and top officials for complicity in killing peaceful demonstrators postponed as presiding judge steps down, referring case to Cairo Appeals Court.

Katatni: FJP is Ready for Legislative Elections; Opposition Fears Popular Will

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, is already all-set for forthcoming House of Representatives elections, which the opposition is desperately trying to avoid.

FJP Raises Dialogue and Communication Initiative with Journalists and Media Professionals

Freedom and Justice Party media adviser Ali announces a new approach in dealing with the press and the media.

Global Forum for Islamic Parliamentarians: Myanmar Muslims Suffer Genocidal War

The whole world watches as the Myanmar government uses extremist Buddhists to exterminate helpless Muslims in daily brutal massacres.

Muslim Brotherhood Students Refuse to Postpone Egypt Student Union Elections

Higher education officials break university rules in order to delay union polls, just as it transpired Brotherhood students were winning a clear majority.

FJP’s Mohamed Gouda: Despite Anti-Revolution, Egyptian Economy Recovering

Citing rapid changes in Egypt’s currency black market, FJP leading figure Gouda reaffirms that the country’s economy is getting better, fast.