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Abdel-Maksoud: President Morsi’s Detainees Pardon a Revolution Triumph

Egyptian human rights top lawyer assures that President Morsi’s latest bold decree, to pardon all pro-revolution prisoners and detainees, is a giant step in the right direction to achieve revolution

1000 Nominees for Egypt’s Constituent Assembly to Write New National Charter

Beltagy confirms that all sectors, classes and denominations of the Egyptian people will take part in the drafting of the new Constitution for modern, industrious, post-revolution Egypt.

Freedom and Justice Party Supports Peaceful Demonstration Rights

A decades-long malignant, but utterly worthless campaign of slander and deliberate disinformation has yet to convince Egyptian media of the ineffectuality of their stubborn endeavors to paint the Muslim Brotherhood

FJP Tourism Boosting Initiative Major Success

Freedom and Justice party program for the Egyptian tourism industry strikes a timely chord with international travel companies, and aims to bolster Egypt’s economy with doubled income from the tourism

Morsi Praises Role of Rights Groups in Strengthening Civil Society

Morsi asserted that the FJP welcomes initiatives supporting the civilian society, which is significant for any progress craved by Egypt, adding the party will benefit from laws regulating the work

Al-Barr To U.S. Ambassador: Egyptians Demand US Respects Democracy, Protects Freedoms

Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Barr, member of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Guidance Bureau and Dean of Al-Azhar University’s Faculty of Theology and Da’wa (Islamic reach-out) in Mansoura, stressed that the Egyptian people

Aza Al-Garf, Strong Voice in New Parliament Advocating Women Rights

During an international press conference following the 2010 parliamentary elections which were marred by vote-rigging and before the January revolution, Muslim Brotherhood (MB) candidate for the women's quota Aza Al-Garf

Seizing a Historic Opportunity to End Torture in the Middle East and North Africa: Ten

Geneva, 10 December 2011. On the occasion of the UN Human Rights Day, the World Organisation against Torture (OMCT) and fourteen partner organisations from eight countries in the Middle East

HJEC Announces Rules Governing Civil Society

Egypt’s High Judicial Elections Commission (HJEC), headed by Justice Ibrahim Abdel Mo, Chairman of the Committee and the President of Cairo Court of Appeal, announced regulations governing the civil society

Canadian and Irish Ships Set to Challenge Israel’s Illegal Gaza Blockade

The Canadian ship Tahrir and the Irish ship Saoirse have successfully reached international waters, marking the start of the Freedom Waves to Gaza campaign.