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Calls to Attack Guidance Office are about Hate and Anarchy, Not Freedom or Democracy

Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Abdel-Maksoud stresses that certain youth calling for an attack on the group’s Guidance Office are an utter disgrace to the peaceful revolution.

Shehabeddin: Media Honor Code Embraces International Standards, on Dialogue Table Soon

FJP leader Shehabeddin affirms media code of conduct is being drawn up for discussion and public consultation within ten days.

FJP and Muslim Brotherhood: Certain Media Report Baseless Lies on Citizens’ Arrest Powers

Egyptian media unleash a litany of attacks on the idea of citizen’s arrest, fabricating fables about Islamist militias, whilst forgetting Black Bloc terrorists they recently honored on their TV shows.

Muslim Brotherhood: Judicial Verdicts Must Be Respected

Egypt Brotherhood condemns ongoing violence in the wake of a court verdict sentencing 21 people to death for their part in earlier deadly violence.

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.

Muslim Brotherhood Students Win University Elections Despite Media Bombardment

Brotherhood Student Spokesman Taha confirms student union wins amid desperate media wars deliberately vilifying Brotherhood students.

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.

Freedom and Justice Party Respects Elections Committee Decision to Suspend Vote

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, affirms it will abide by the elections panel’s ruling to temporarily halt legislative poll.

Muslim Brotherhood Students Win 54% of Contested Seats in Egypt University Elections

Brotherhood students run for 50% of their university union seats, and win 54% of those, as opponents take remaining seats, for a great diversity.

Katatni: Post-Revolution Egyptians Will Not Allow Vote-Rigging

While in postrevolution Egypt government has no hand in managing elections, certain opposition politicians insist on forming a new Cabinet, at these critical times, before forthcoming parliamentary polls; and Katatni