According to FJP leader Ahmed, Rebel movement is another manifestation of toppled Mubarak cronies and affiliates – another failing desperate attempt to undermine and destroy postrevolution democratic process.

FJP chief Katatni announces a powerful and practical program for action, for a strong and efficient government, should the FJP win a parliamentary majority in forthcoming elections.

So-called National Salvation Front changes its mind once again and decides not to join forthcoming parliamentary elections in Egypt, stipulating that certain (dedicated and conscientious) ministers are first sacked in

Urgent reforms must ensure true justice and punishment for Mubarak and his top officials for their part in murdering peaceful protesters and plundering Egypt’s resources.

The FJP believes it is essential Egyptian judiciary law is debated and passed to effect the changes judges have demanded for long decades.

Increasing numbers of Egyptians voice concerns regarding how justice is being administered, especially where top Mubarak-era officials are the culprits – being acquitted and exonerated.

Al-Azhar University media conference discusses professional standards in postrevolution Egypt’s press and media, as the Presidency assures its determination to grant more freedoms.

Certain members of Egypt’s judiciary have been working desperately to derail the revolution for personal fears of shameful revelations about their nefarious activities and corruption.

An Egyptian judge orders release of ousted president Mubarak on bail pending his retrial for killing unarmed protesters.

Trial of ousted Mubarak and top officials for complicity in killing peaceful demonstrators postponed as presiding judge steps down, referring case to Cairo Appeals Court.