While Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, welcomes public support for the country’s police force, it stresses that no-one can replace the force or take on its essential duties.

FJP leader Shehabeddin affirms media code of conduct is being drawn up for discussion and public consultation within ten days.

Freedom and Justice Party leaders express hope that opposition will join presidential talks for national harmony and broad consensus.

Young Brotherhood journalists denounce attacks and vandalization of the offices of press organizations like Al-Watan newspaper.

Katatni urges all Egyptians to close ranks behind elected President in order to achieve required security, prosperity and dignity.

Stressing that corrupt individuals are behind mindless violence in Egypt, the FJP urges all to maintain law and order.

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.

Freedom and Justice Party Chairman Katatni urges Chinese to establish manufacturing bases in Egypt as gateway to Africa.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, affirms it will abide by the elections panel’s ruling to temporarily halt legislative poll.

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.