Egyptian media professionals and experts condemn a violent attack on the Freedom and Justice newspaper head-office as an attempt to silence the paper, and an attack on freedom of the

Egypt’s new Information Minister meets with the heads of the country’s political parties; assures them that State-owned media outlets will not alienate any political players, and that freedom of speech

While Egypt's new press council appointments include journalists, editors-in-chief, legal experts, politicians and academics – of varying intellectual and political orientations, some critics can still find fault in new formation.

Egypt’s newly-inaugurated president Mohamed Morsi uses his first decree with the force of law to annul preventive detention for journalists in crimes related to publishing, thus securing the release of

Muslim Brotherhood journalists and media professionals affirm that freedom of the press must not be violated or suppressed in any manner or form.

Cairo, Sunday, July 29 – Press Statement: Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, Salafi movement, the Jam’aa Islamiya (the Islamic Group) and the Sufi Orders agree with the Political Islam Editors

Geneva-based Press Emblem Campaign hails Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi’s successful efforts to secure the release of an Egyptian journalist from a Sudanese prison.

Egyptian young journalists condemn mob-attack on UK Daily Mail’s Natasha Smith, in Egypt; and assert that the Egyptian Journalists' union is quite capable of safeguarding her rights.

Despite deliberately misleading media reports to the contrary, Egypt’s Brotherhood confirms it is positively taking part in today’s million-man marches and other protest events in liberty squares across the country.

As Egyptian Military Police violates all red lines, assaulting media professionals performing their duty, reporting news from clash scenes near the Ministry of Defense building, Abbassiya, in Cairo, the national