Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, honors orphaned children and their mothers on the Orphans Day on Friday April 5.

Egypt lawmakers assure new House of Representatives and Political Practice Rights close all potential loopholes.

After decades of solid support for repressive dictatorships around the world and 30 long years of full backing for the repressive, tyrannical Mubarak regime, the U.S. administration boldly criticizes Egypt’s

FJP Vice-Chairman Erian assures new NGO law will serve the interests of the people, not the government; and will not allow for interference by any authority in NGO activity, except

FJP leader Ibrahim assures doubters that Iranian Shiite tourists are no danger to Egypt or its people.

Brotherhood spokesman Mehrez urges popular solidarity in action to solve Egypt’s many problems.

As systematic ethnic cleansing kills hundreds of Rohingya Muslims, making no difference between young and old, Egypt’s Azhar calls upon the international community to come to the rescue.

Prompt action by Azhar top bosses in response to food-poisoning scandal is evidence that postrevolution Egypt will not tolerate corruption, negligence or inefficiency.

Muslim Brotherhood students urge hostile media to stop fabricating fumbled fables against them, and assure that they hold Azhar in the highest respects as Sunni Muslims’ most venerable seat of

Journalist reform movement urges Syndicate chief Rashwan to take prompt action after journalists (male and female) are attacked physically and verbally at a church ceremony in Cairo.