No Political Role for Military Establishment in New Egyptian Constitution, Says Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood announces a vision of the new Constitution where the military plays no political role, and has no power to control Parliament, and where no civilians are subjected

Successful First Step Towards New Relationship Between Islamists and Mass Media

Cairo, Sunday, July 29 – Press Statement: Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, Salafi movement, the Jam’aa Islamiya (the Islamic Group) and the Sufi Orders agree with the Political Islam Editors

Beltagy: Former Regime Treated People of Sinai as Third-Class Citizens

The Freedom and Justice Party’s leader Mohamed Beltagy reports on intolerable injustice the people of Egypt’s Sinai peninsula for so long suffered under Mubarak’s rule, following a special visit to

Archbishop Bakhoum: Church Will Not Withdraw from Constituent Assembly

Playing a positive part in Egypt’s constitution-writing panel, the Church is defying calls from certain Coptic groups and movements to subvert the panel by withdrawing its representatives therein.

Interview with Asem Shalaby, First Chairman of Egyptian Publishers Association Affiliated with Muslim Brotherhood

Interview with Asem Shalaby, the newly-elected President of the Egyptian Publishers Association (EPA), who took the job after the January 25 revolution.

Politicians and Executives: ‘Clean Homeland’ Directed Entire Society Towards National Work

Political and social actors on the Egyptian scene hail President Morsi’s Clean Homeland initiative as a project that united the whole nation, Muslims and Christians, politicians and ordinary citizens, in

‘Clean Homeland’ Campaign Launched Today in Cairo and Other Governorates

Political, social and youth groups and movements across Egypt are positively participating in efforts to clean up the streets across the entire country in a ‘Clean Homeland’ initiative called by

Amnesty International Criticizes Ethiopian Gov’t Over Rights Violations Against Muslim Protesters

Widespread violations feared in clampdown on Muslim protests Amnesty International is concerned over the fate of scores of Muslim protestors arrested in Ethiopia during July.

Dr. Omaima Kamel: New Constitution Will Safeguard Women’s Rights in Full

According to Ms Kamel, member of Egypt’s charter-authoring panel, the best guarantee that women will always get their full rights is through education and enlightenment.

Broad Consensus Achieved in Constitution-Writing Panel Working Committees

Egypt’s constituent assembly tasked with writing the country’s new national charter is approaching the end of final wording stage in an atmosphere of harmony between the various committees at work.