January 25

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FJP Holds First Women Rally in Alexandria

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), in East Alexandria held the first FJP’s women conference attended by thousandson Friday night. The conference was attended by FJP female candidate for the

New Activities For FJP On The Campaign Trail

"Street Cinema", "Coffee Shop Visit", "Puppet Theatre", "Poetry", "supporting orphan and less privileged couples”, “Car tours” and launching elections campaigns from the squares that witnessed the January 25 Revolution demonstrations

Political Parties and Presidential Candidates Reject Selmi Initiatives

The constitutional initiatives proposed by Dr. Ali Selmi, Deputy Prime Minister of Egypt, on establishing so called basic principles for drafting the Egyptian Constitution,

Sayed Darwish: Muslim Brotherhood Encourages Art and Creativity

This article is about the Muslim Brotherhood’s modern producer, director and writer Sayed Darwish (MB’s Art Committee official), not the famous Egyptian composer – although MB’s Darwish is honoured to

Hafsa Shoman, Youngest FJP Candidate, Vows to Defend Women Rights

Hafsa Atef Shoman is not a day over twenty-five. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English language and literature. The Freedom and Justice party (FJP) in Beheira governorate

Heshmat: IM Code of Ethics Attempt to Improve Police Image in Egypt

Saturday’s announcement made by the Egyptian Interior Ministry (IM) during a press conference in Cairo cited the Ministry vowing to draft a code of ethics for the Police apparatus. This

FJP Leader: Democracy in Egypt will Solve Copts Issues

In an article in the New York Times, Ross Douthat wrote that following the revolution in Egypt, “The Coptic community has faced escalating terrorist and mob violence where 100,000 Copts

Rights Group: Doctors’ Syndicate Elections Truly Democractic

Sawasya Center for Human Rights praised the Doctors' Syndicate elections which took place on Friday in a truly democractic atmosphere, very different from the fradulent atmosphere prior to the revolution

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and ruling military: Deal or no deal?

Since March of this year, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) appeared to have had a behind-the-scenes deal, agreement or accommodation, from which both

Down with Mubarak, Long Live Mubarakism?

CAIRO – "Yasqot, yasqot hokem el a'skar!" shout protesters marching down Talat Harb Street in central Cairo. "Down, down with military rule." It is a stifling September evening and the