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FJP: People Are Sovereign, Entitled to Demand Institutions Be Purged of Corruption

Popular sovereignty entitles Egyptians to press for urgent reforms to institutions still pervaded with corrupt deep state.

FJP: Judiciary Always Required to Serve Interests of Homeland, Revolution and Rule of Justice

Certain members of Egypt’s judiciary have been working desperately to derail the revolution for personal fears of shameful revelations about their nefarious activities and corruption.

Muslim Brotherhood Calls for Popular Campaigns to Address Community Crises

Brotherhood spokesman Mehrez urges popular solidarity in action to solve Egypt’s many problems.

Freedom and Justice Party Congratulates Egyptian U-20 Youth Team at Cairo Airport

FJP leader Erian offered hearty congratulations to Egypt’s Under-20 soccer team who has just won African Championship’s final in Ghana.

Mahmoud Ezzat: Insults, Violence Will Not Break Muslim Brotherhood Resolve to Serve Egypt

Brotherhood leader Ezzat affirms that the group will not be disheartened by old regime thugs and cronies resorting to extreme and desperate verbal and physical violence against the group and

Freedom and Justice Party Launches ‘Six-Point Initiative’ to End Port Said Crisis

Egypt Presidency agrees on FJP six-point bid to bring Port Said crisis to a peaceful end, with the help of a number of prominent public figures.

Murad Ali: Decision to Suspend Elections No Crisis for Freedom and Justice Party

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, assures judiciary’s decision to halt parliamentary polls does not impact the party in any negative way.

Legal Experts: Egyptian Detainees UAE Trial Mockery of Justice

A clearly political trial is set for Egyptians with no proper access to defense lawyers in a hardly-neutral court where verdicts cannot be appealed – a total tour de farce.

Freedom and Justice Party in Luxor Mourns Balloon Crash Casualties

Freedom and Justice Party expresses official condolences to families of those killed and injured in Tuesday’s Luxor balloon accident.

Arif: Calls to Postpone Elections Replay Previous Attempts to Prolong Transitional Period

Since the fall of autocrat Mubarak in Egypt, certain forces have repeatedly tried to push the country back to the old tyrannical way of governance, absurdly rejecting the elected president,