Egypt’s upper house of parliament pledges not to pass a law regulating the judiciary without first getting the judges’ views.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood condemns the National Salvation Front’s call for its supporters to lay siege to the country’s upper house of parliament.

Inappropriately wading deep in political waters, Justice Al-Zind (under investigation for graft) threatens Egypt’s upper house of parliament, demanding it drops intended amendments to Judiciary Law.

Parliament’s Constitutional and Legislative Affairs Committee: House elections will be held in mid-September or at the beginning of October, once approved by the Constitutional Court.

Egypt lawmakers assure new House of Representatives and Political Practice Rights close all potential loopholes.

Political opposition parties that strongly criticized pro-government siege of the Mubarak-appointed Constitutional Court now lay siege to the Public Prosecutor office building.

FJP Chairman Katatni reiterates party policy to empower women and support peaceful protest and demonstration rights.

Leaders and media spokespersons for Egypt Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, have expressed respect for the Administrative Court’s decision to refer elections law back to the Supreme

Egypt Shura Council acts on Supreme Constitutional Court observations regarding draft electoral law, adopting the Court’s ruling for a number of amendments to make it fairer to all.

Reminding all that the people are the final arbitrator, Freedom and Justice Party leader Erian urges positive start to electoral procedures leading to the most important poll in Egypt’s history.