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Court to Rule on Release of Al-Shater and Hassan Malik on April 12

The Administrative Court of the State Council in its session, will decide on the release of MB Deputy Chairman Engineer Khairat Al-Shater and businessman Dr. Hassan Malik,

Press conference for release of prisoners of conscience El-Shater and colleagues

In light of the current events following the People’s Revolution and the ousting of the dictatorial regime and its leader Mubarak, a statement was issued by the Muslim Brotherhood deputy

Egypt’s Court Issues License for Wasat Party

An Egypt court has finally licenced an Islamic party making it the first party to gain official status since Mubarak’s ousting on February 11.

Egypt : Administrative Court Reviews The Case of The Right to Demonstrate

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information today said that the administrative court reviews tomorrow the case filed by 3 Egyptian young men in the twenties of age to bind

Administrative Court Looks into Annulling Rigged Parliament

The Supreme Administrative Court will examine on Tuesday a lawsuit filed by the former opposition and Muslim Brotherhood MPs and candidates in the recent parliamentary elections, and will appeal against

Monoufeya MBs Announce Establishment of Parliamentary Action Society

Sabri Amer, media spokesman of the former Muslim Brotherhood (MB) parliamentary bloc in Monoufeya, stated that the group has decided to establish a Parliamentary Action Society beginning its work in

NDP MPs Call for the Arrest of members of the “Parallel Parliament”

A senior official of Egypt's ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) continued to issue a mocking and strongly-worded statement about the shadow parliament, which was formed by the opposition and former

Close to 6000 Appeals and Lawsuits Threaten “Fraudulent Parliament”

The number of cases and appeals against the 2010 parliamentary elections reached 4299 lawsuits including 1426 cases in the Supreme Administrative Court alone.

Independent Coalition: Government Has Started Rigging Elections and HEC Speaks on Behalf of the Interior

The independent Coalition for Monitoring the Elections accused the High Elections Committee (HEC) of being useless. It stated in its second report on the elections that it was clearly evident

World Freedom Day Turns into a Demonstration with Demands to expel Egyptian University Guards

Egyptian universities' celebrations on the occasion of World Press Freedom Day has shifted to organized protests demanding immediate implementation of the Supreme Administrative Court's decision to expel university guards.