April 6 movement, along with human rights activists and many politicians welcome Dr. Morsi’s decree to free prisoners of Egypt’s Jan 25 revolution; and affirm: this is a bold step
Egyptian human rights top lawyer assures that President Morsi’s latest bold decree, to pardon all pro-revolution prisoners and detainees, is a giant step in the right direction to achieve revolution
In an interview with the newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm at the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters in Cairo, Dr. Mahmoud Hussein, Brotherhood leader and Secretary-General, rejects as baseless rumors of 'Ikhwanization' of the
Two Egyptian Coptic boys are freed from juvenile detention, at President Morsi’s instructions, as contempt-of-religion cases seem to rise across the country.
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Ghozlan stressed that the group never had the wish, intention or inclination to cooperate with ex-regime stalwarts, like General Shafiq – because the Brotherhood believed
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, replaces Mohamed Morsi as the Islamist party’s chief, following his resignation from the position, after he won the presidential elections.
Saad Katatni, FJP secretary-general and speaker of the now-dissolved People’s Assembly (lower house of Egyptian parliament), is the first candidate to collect nomination documents for the party leadership elections.
Dispelling common myths that depict Islamists as mostly male chauvinists who marginalize women as housewives with nothing to contribute to society but raise children, the Muslim Brotherhood and its political
Without dramatizing or trivializing the recent incident of alleged forced displacement of Coptic Christians from an area in Egypt’s Sinai, Presidential spokesman Yasser Ali assures that the President is determined