Katatni promises to resume parliamentary functions and duties within hours from the new elected President’s orders for the dissolved People’s Assembly to re-convene.

On the ninth of July 2012, Egypt’s Administrative Court is to look into the generals’ decision to disband the first freely and fairly elected Parliament.

Egyptian People’s Assembly Speaker, Katatni, and separately the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice party, offered their deep congratulations to Mohamed Morsi on his victory in the Egyptian

Katatni tells SCAF complementary constitutional declaration is – for many reasons, evidently unconstitutional, as he rejects both the dissolution of the elected Parliament and SCAF’s addendum to the Constitutional Declaration.

Dr. Katatni receives constitutional court verdict invalidating certain articles of parliamentary law, while some charter experts argue that such a ruling does not apply at all to current freely and

Even to the most casual onlooker, there seems to be truth in the suggestion that interim Prime Minister Ganzouri is delivering on his promise to dissolve Egyptian parliament, despite the

Dr. Katatni condemns vicious assault by the Judges Club chief Zanad against Egyptian People’s Assembly (lower house of parliament) and absurd threats he made earlier today.

Although the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) did not formally ask Egyptian parliament to extend the notorious Emergency Law – brutally imposed for 31-years in Egypt –

Egypt’s Islamist-led parliament enacts new law amendments to provide financial and medical care help to women-headed households who were overlooked by the corrupt former regime.

What happened in Abbassiya sit-in was a bloody massacre against innocent peaceful protesters that Katatni vows will not go unpunished.