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Aza Al-Garf, Strong Voice in New Parliament Advocating Women Rights

During an international press conference following the 2010 parliamentary elections which were marred by vote-rigging and before the January revolution, Muslim Brotherhood (MB) candidate for the women's quota Aza Al-Garf

After Years of Marginalisation, Veiled Female Anchors Allowed to Appear on State TV

For the first time in history following a grueling court case, a verdict allowed that female television hosts and anchors working on Egypt's state TV have the right to wear

Morsi: All Factions Will Be Represented During Drafting of Constitution

Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Chairman Dr. Mohamed Morsi stated that the party's anticipated majority in parliament does not imply that the party will dominate drafting of the constitution.

FJP Holds Second Orientation for Its Winning MPs, Demands Exceptional Performance

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), today, Wednesday 28 Dec 2011, held the second meeting for its members of parliament who won seats in the second phase elections for the

Ghozlan: Revolution Belongs to All; MB Decisions Based on Shura and Democratic Consultations

Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan, member of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Executive Office and its media spokesman, expressed regret for the behavior of certain young people who heckeled him during his speech at

Israeli navy attacks international observers, injures Palestinian, on monitoring boat in Gaza waters

An Israeli naval warship attacked the international observers and Palestinian captain of the Civil Peace Service Gaza (CPSGAZA) boat Oliva, injuring its captain in an apparent attempt to capsize it.

Ghozlan and Beltagy Criticize lawsuit Against Socialist Revolutionaries

Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan, media spokesman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) criticized the position taken by Jamal Tajuddin, Secretary General of the Freedoms Committee of the Egyptian Bar Association, who lodged

Rights Group: SCAF, Government and Protesters are Responsible for Violence

Sawaseya Center for Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination blamed the current violent clashes on the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), Egyptian government and some of the inexperienced young protesters.

MB Accuses SCAF and Gov’t of Provoking Violence (Full Second Statement )

The frequency of fatal clashes at this absurdly high rate, and at such highly sensitive and critical times, and the large number of dead and injured casualties indicate that there

Egyptian Legislative Elections, Press Release No. (23)

Polling stations closed their doors on the first round of the second phase of Egyptian parliamentary elections, after two busy days of voting. The Egyptian people have set their chosen