Freedom and Justice Party leaders assure commitment to international standards in discussions of any law on citizens’ rights to demonstrate and protest.

Despite all difficulties and challenges, Freedom and Justice Party chief Katatni expresses hope 2013 will witness concrete steps on the road of genuine democratization, taking Egypt safely to shores of

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, condemns the bombing of the Coptic church in Misrata – Libya and calls for quick action to arrest and prosecute

FJP leaders and Former Presidential Candidates affirm that Egyptian President Morsi’s latest speech does a lot to dispel media myths and baseless statements by certain political figures about the ‘imminent

Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi persistently seeks open and genuine national dialogue, with full participation of the widest spectrum of political forces, groups and movements.

With Egypt’s Foreign Reserves rising by US$1 billion in three months, to reach a current US$15.5 billion, President Morsi refutes fear-mongering claims that seek to scare people of economic situation.

Egyptian Medical Syndicate’s Liberties Committee head condemns unjustified arrest of three Egyptian doctors by Emirati authorities, adding that the Syndicate will not accept such violation of Egyptians’ rights.

Egyptian medical association calls on Foreign Ministry to quickly intervene to effect the release of three Egyptian doctors who have been arrested and their computers confiscated by Emirati authorities.

FJP leader Mukhtar Ashri asserts that the party does not have anything to do with the formal complaint against the opposition figures accusing them of an illegitimate plot to overthrow

Newly-appointed member of Shura Council (Upper House of Egyptian Parliament) affirms that Christian representation in the Council is the strongest in sixty years.