As it awaits Supreme Constitutional Court suggestions for new charter, the assembly tasked with drafting Egypt’s post-revolution constitution reiterates that ultimately it is up to the people to accept or

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood lawyers Alhafi and Abdel-Maksoud are referred to the Criminal Court for filing accusations of forgery against Supreme Constitutional Court judges who have not been investigated for the

With the help of constitutions of India, Turkey, France and Germany, Egypt’s panel in charge of writing the first post-revolution national charter has drafted over 100 articles on Freedoms and

The Muslim Brotherhood announces a vision of the new Constitution where the military plays no political role, and has no power to control Parliament, and where no civilians are subjected

Various Egyptian law and constitution professors and experts hail President Morsi’s decree reinstating the elected parliament and condemn the earlier military council orders to disband it.

Graceful Morsi move brings back dissolved parliament, rescinding military council’s decree to disband the first freely and fairly elected parliament in long decades of Egypt’s history, following parliamentary elections which

On the ninth of July 2012, Egypt’s Administrative Court is to look into the generals’ decision to disband the first freely and fairly elected Parliament.

Freedom and Justice party vice-chairman invites evidently losing presidential candidate Shafiq to concede defeat, in an honorable gesture that should greatly calm the turbulent waters of Egyptian politics.

Defend The Revolution and Your Free Will.

According to Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, the Military Council (SCAF) has no authority to dissolve the freely and democratically elected parliament, not without a public referendum.