According to Freedom and Justice Party legal expert, Mukhtar Ashri, a new and better system for parliamentary elections in Egypt is to be detailed in the country’s new Constitution.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the FJP, seeks new chief to replace Mohamed Morsi who has recently been elected as the country’s President.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood seeks to assure all that it is indeed a wholly lawful and law-abiding organization, that – contrary to common belief – it had never been formally banned,

Freedom and Justice Party believes lawsuits filed against the Muslim Brotherhood aim to divert the attention of Egyptians from President Morsi’s positive action to establish a civil state.

Egypt’s elections commission is taking its time to investigate the usual ‘minor’ irregularities and violations complaints with unprecedented meticulous determination that make Egyptians nervous, smelling a ‘deep state’ conspiracy.

While Osama Yassin denies any involvement of his party (the FJP) in the exclusion of local staff from presidential elections supervision, Mukhtar Ashri declares that the election committee is solely

Al-Youm Al-Sabea newspaper headline, May 13, claims a Freedom and Justice Party medical convoy performed female genital mutilation in Minya province; an allegation vehemently denied by party officials.

Fighting to secure Egyptians’ right to vote from abroad, legal expert Mukhtar Ashri – of the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing the FJP – urges the presidential committee supervising the whole

Controversial decision by administrative court raises many questions and causes concern for future of Egypt’s march from despotism to democracy, especially as court acts out of jurisdiction.

As Egypt’s principal political and societal players gradually realize that there is virtually no dispute over most of the constitution’s content, consensus may be closer than most analysts think.