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Heshmat: Murder of Young Brother Result of Incitement by Parties Adopting Violent Approach

Egyptian Freedom and Justice Party leader Heshmat holds that 15-year old Muslim Brotherhood Martyr Islam Masoud was killed Sunday as a result of political parties resorting to ferocious violence as

FJP MPs Demand Summoning Military Intelligence, Transferring Mubarak to Tora Prison

Dr. Osama Yassin, MP for the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) and Chairman of the Youth Committee (YC), demanded that the Egyptian People's Assembly must issue legislation to ensure full

El-Erian Calls for Prosecution of Minister of The Interior

Dr. Essam El-Erian stressed that, “We need to take concrete steps, as a democratically elected institution whose performance is watched closely by the people”, pointing to the survival of the

FJP Press Release No. (4), Parliamentary Elections, 2011

Polling Stations closed Monday night after eligible Egyptians participated in the first stage of their historic and unprecedented democratically held parliamentary elections surprising the world just as they had during

FJP and Other Parties Discuss Israeli Attack With SCAF

Officials from the Interior Ministry, the governor of Sinai, and representatives from numerous political factions attended a meeting with SCAF on Saturday to discuss the Israeli ambush on Egypt’s borders

Mubarak’s Trial and Errors

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is expected to go on trial tomorrow for corruption and for ordering police to shoot unarmed protesters in January. By pushing the case forward, Egypt's

Desperation Replaces Hope as Egyptians Struggle to Fulfill Revolution Demands

Less than six months after the January 25th Revolution – ample time to start the wheels of justice turning, and the transition to civil rule – Egyptians are still waiting

Interior Ministry Issues Statements in Response to Violence

Following the violence and clashes in Tahrir Tuesday, the Interior Ministry released a statement stressing that any attempts to storm their headquarters will be regarded as unlawful acts and sabotage.

Human Rights Condemn Slow Pace of Trials

Nearly twenty human rights groups in Egypt have called for the speedy trial of snipers and killers of protesters,

Former Egyptian VP: Mubarak Was Aware of Details of Killing Protesters

Major General Omar Soliman, vice-president of former president Mubarak and former Head of Intelligence, described the details of Mubarak's involvement in the killing of protesters and he condemns the crime.