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Egypt Parliament Discusses Judicial Authority Bill Monday

The legislative affairs committee of Egypt’s upper house of parliament invites government to attend Monday’s session in which Judiciary law amendments will be debated and possibly approved.

FJP: Judiciary Always Required to Serve Interests of Homeland, Revolution and Rule of Justice

Certain members of Egypt’s judiciary have been working desperately to derail the revolution for personal fears of shameful revelations about their nefarious activities and corruption.

Muslim Brotherhood and FJP: Mubarak Trial Judge Recusal Decision Wise, Serves Justice

Trial of ousted Mubarak and top officials for complicity in killing peaceful demonstrators postponed as presiding judge steps down, referring case to Cairo Appeals Court.

Murad Ali: FJP Seeks Justice, Retribution for Protesters Killed in January 25 Revolution

Categorically refuting claims that the FJP is keen to ‘settle scores’ with Mubarak regime trials, the party reaffirms that it simply wants those involved in killing peaceful protesters to be

Beltagy: Mubarak Must Return to Tora Prison

Cash-strapped Egypt pays millions of Dollars for ousted Mubarak’s hospital stay and his transport by special helicopters for all his journeys including court attendances, assuming he is really ill.

Egypt Presidency and Shura Council: Parliamentary Elections February 25 in Several Phases

Egypt’s Presidency announces that House of Representatives elections are to be held, in compliance with the country’s new constitution, within two months from adoption of new charter.

Justices, Lawyers and Human Rights Activists: Constitutional Referendum Process Fraud-Free

Legal experts and human rights activists affirm beyond doubt that Egypt’s recent constitutional vote was fair, transparent, impartial and certainly credible.

Hossam Ghariani: Constituent Assembly and New Constitution Statistics Speak for Themselves

Egyptian charter-writing committee says members spent 1862 work-hours, received and dealt with more than a million opinions and comments, and held 160 hearing sessions and 488 dynamic discussion plenary sessions,

Walid Shalaby: Muslim Brotherhood Supports Strengthening of State Institutions

Vowing to aid efforts building up the country’s state institutions, Egypt Muslim Brotherhood will not disrupt the work of judges or courts – contrary to yet more false reports by

Political interference leads to Egyptian judge’s resignation

As one of Egypt’s longest-serving judges, Mahmoud el Khodeiri’s decision to resign last month was not taken lightly. But the level of corruption and government interference in judicial matters, he