Stressing that Egypt will not turn back to oppressive regime methods, the Freedom and Justice Party affirms that the country’s police force must change the way it treats citizens, especially

FJP Secretariat in Egypt’s Dakahlia governorate condemns hate calls to further violence and vandalization attacks on party HQs by hostile websites and individuals.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, affirms it is doing everything possible to help and support Coptic citizens in Libya.

FJP Chairman Katatni reiterates party policy to empower women and support peaceful protest and demonstration rights.

Freedom and Justice leader Saad Emara assures the Muslim Brotherhood will not be dragged into acts of violence, despite all provocateurs’ attempts.

Freedom and Justice Party chief Katatni and an accompanying delegation visit Sudan and meet with top government officials, including President Al-Bashir Thursday to discuss economic ties.

Although in 1928, Egyptian judiciary granted the Muslim Brotherhood legal status that cannot be impugned, stripped off or withdrawn, the group seeks to update its status soon.

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.

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.