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Mahmoud Ezzat: Insults, Violence Will Not Break Muslim Brotherhood Resolve to Serve Egypt

Brotherhood leader Ezzat affirms that the group will not be disheartened by old regime thugs and cronies resorting to extreme and desperate verbal and physical violence against the group and

Freedom and Justice Party: Rule of Law Must Prevail

Stressing that corrupt individuals are behind mindless violence in Egypt, the FJP urges all to maintain law and order.

Murad Ali: Decision to Suspend Elections No Crisis for Freedom and Justice Party

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, assures judiciary’s decision to halt parliamentary polls does not impact the party in any negative way.

Beltagy: Opposition Spurns Democratic Process, Makes Farcical Demand to Postpone Elections

The same opposition parties that recently demanded early elections in Egypt, now desperately seek to delay legislative elections – not that they would prepare any political program, plan or economic

Sobhi Saleh: Shura Council Fully Applied Constitutional Court Election Law Ruling

Egypt Shura Council acts on Supreme Constitutional Court observations regarding draft electoral law, adopting the Court’s ruling for a number of amendments to make it fairer to all.

Justice Fathi: National Legislation Must Be Passed, Enacted to Confront Terrorism and Hooliganism

Egyptian laws must get tough enough to deter those who plot and carry out deliberate acts of violence, vandalism and sabotage, in order for the country to regain its security

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,

Abdel-Maksoud: Constitutional Court Maneuvers to Use Media Pressure for Political Gains

The Supreme Constitutional Court’s decision not to hold any sessions Sunday (a normal work-day in Egypt) was purely political: judges simply refused to leave their homes in the protection of