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.

FJP assures that Egypt’s Constitutional Court cannot repeat the costly act of disbanding parliament by sacking the legislative Shura Council protected by the new Constitution.

FJP assures that Egypt’s Constitutional Court cannot repeat the costly act of disbanding parliament by sacking the legislative Shura Council protected by the new Constitution.

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

Urgent reforms must ensure true justice and punishment for Mubarak and his top officials for their part in murdering peaceful protesters and plundering Egypt’s resources.

The FJP believes it is essential Egyptian judiciary law is debated and passed to effect the changes judges have demanded for long decades.

Assuring that media myth of ‘Ikhwanization’ of state institutions are utter lies, the Freedom and Justice Party chief reaffirms that neither the Brotherhood nor the FJP are out for a

Typical of counter-revolution media, certain cameras took notice of Friday’s huge demonstration only long enough to show a couple of dozens of paid thugs act out a mock battle for

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, exhorts all Egyptian parties, groups and movements to close ranks and rally to protect the revolution.

Increasing numbers of Egyptians voice concerns regarding how justice is being administered, especially where top Mubarak-era officials are the culprits – being acquitted and exonerated.