Egypt’s Shura Council reveals that it has a set plan for fair division of electoral districts across the country, which means forthcoming parliamentary elections may not have to be postponed.

Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court says certain articles in draft parliamentary elections law require changes before law is finally passed.

Brotherhood lawyer and legal expert Ashri assures that, with Egypt’s new national charter having been approved, sacking the country’s Shura Council (upper house of parliament) would be unconstitutional.

Egypt’s Presidency announces that House of Representatives elections are to be held, in compliance with the country’s new constitution, within two months from adoption of new charter.

Freedom and Justice Party leader Ghaneya rejects as absurd and totally unrealistic calls to cancel Egypt’s newly-passed charter.

By virtue of the new Constitution, and in order to stop the incredulous squandering of precious resources, Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court is to review relevant laws before and not after

Leaders of opinion in Egypt denounce coup against legitimate, democratically elected institutions by the elite representing minority opposition who want to impose their will over the majority.

With all its members appointed by ousted Mubarak and cronies, Egypt’s Constitutional Court handled cases in an explicitly selective and heavily politicized manner unbecoming of a court of any kind.

Vowing to aid efforts building up the country’s state institutions, Egypt Muslim Brotherhood will not disrupt the work of judges or courts – contrary to yet more false reports by

Egyptian constitutional expert Badawi affirms President Morsi Declaration ‘immunity’ is necessary to protect revolutionary progress towards true justice and real change.