Freedom and Justice Party believes lawsuits filed against the Muslim Brotherhood aim to divert the attention of Egyptians from President Morsi’s positive action to establish a civil state.

Muslim Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein affirms that the group did not call protest marches or demonstrations outside Egypt’s Media City, where a journalist was allegedly assaulted.

Muslim Brotherhood journalists and media professionals affirm that freedom of the press must not be violated or suppressed in any manner or form.

Egypt’s Brotherhood statement about the organized chaos aimed at aborting the people’s revolution, violently and viciously targeting Islamists, without a thought to homeland stability, Egyptian sovereignty or the rule of

Egypt’s new Information Minister expresses confidence that his affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood will make him a better fairer civil-servant, and promises an all-inclusive perspective in his Ministry.

Freedom and Justice leader says Dahshur incident is blown out of all proportions by media depicting it as a sectarian crisis, thus fueling an already inflamed issue.

Egypt’s constituent assembly tasked with writing the country’s new national charter is approaching the end of final wording stage in an atmosphere of harmony between the various committees at work.

Freedom and Justice Party leader assures that media stories about a special quota for his party in new Egyptian Cabinet are just fabricated fables, since all parties are invited to

Cairo court exonerates Muslim Brotherhood businessman, affirming that the original decision to disband the Brotherhood wrongly treated it as a political party, which it certainly was not.

Cairo – June 29, 2012: Translation of President Mohamed Morsi’s address to the Nation from Tahrir Square during the "Handover of Power" million-man marches and protests, attended by hundreds of