Muslim Brotherhood members, and independents insist on carrying out their peaceful march on May 3, in a call for political reform and constitutional amendments

Human rights organizations, activists, students, and parliamentarians, are expected to participate on Sunday in a mass demonstration in front of the Ministers' Council to demand their minimum and rightful wage

Former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei engaged in an interesting debate on the renowned CNN American news channel earlier this week.

The Interior Ministry in Egypt has rejected a request submitted by 6 parliament members to secure a peaceful march on May 3rd.

With the impeding, Shura, parliamentary and presidential elections, much controversy has emerged regarding Egypt 's political system.

A delegation from the Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc led by Dr. Mohamed El-Beltagy, have submitted a letter to the Assistant State Security Official informing of their intentions to conduct a

MP Saad El-Husseini from the MB executive bureau will head the delegation which includes Dr. Ahmed Diab deputy secretary general of the parliamentary bloc, Dr. Hamdi Hassan assistant secretary general

Amnesty International on Monday condemned comments by an Egyptian MP and member of the ruling party who urged the police to shoot protesters that have been calling for political reform

The Muslim Brotherhood Parliamentary bloc expressed its deep concern after statements made by some members of parliament during a joint meeting between Human Rights Commission and the Commission of National

Recent comments made by NDP MP's Nashaat EL-Qassas and Ahmed Abu Aqrab have prompted political activists to demonstrate in front of parliament on Tuesday April, 20.