Those who rob the homeland, torture the people and spread corruption, over long decades, and now seek to oust the elected president, ignore the law and the Constitution, use violence

Below is a rebuttal of the key criticisms mentioned in a statement by the Cairo Institute for Human Rights, signed by 40 NGOs, titled “The Muslim Brotherhood lays the foundations

Egypt Constitutional Court ruling affirms Upper House remains the country’s legislature until a new House of Representatives is elected.

After laying to waste about two billion Egyptian pounds (over $333mil) by insisting on the sacking of Egypt’s first postrevolution elected lower house of parliament, the country’s Constitutional Court now

As Egypt’s supposedly neutral Constitutional Court gets more and more vividly politicized, and evidently seeks to politicize the country’s military, its misconceived proposition is rejected by the people, the police

FJP leader Ashri highlights the importance of finally passing election and political rights laws in order to safeguard Egypt’s march on the long and laborious path of democratic transformation.

Egypt’s Shura Council refuses to involve the army and police in political affairs, vows to take Constitutional Court propositions into consideration.

As Egypt’s Upper House approves further discussions of Judiciary Law amendments, Shura Council Speaker Fahmi assures judges everything is debatable and no-one seeks a massacre of judges.

According to FJP leader Ahmed, Rebel movement is another manifestation of toppled Mubarak cronies and affiliates – another failing desperate attempt to undermine and destroy postrevolution democratic process.

Leading FJP and Brotherhood figure Beltagy urges absurd Rebel campaign to prove it is more than just a survey.