In its weekly message, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood criticizes the West’s not-so-tacit support of the murderous military coup that trampled all democratic and constitutional principles and values.

An FJP official statement declares that the party rejects as void all the military-appointed government's financial and economic dealings and agreements.

FJP affirms that the Commissioners’ recommendation to dissolve the largest popular party in the country is an escalation of exclusion endeavors by the military-appointed regime.

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, denounces the brutal incident in which a Coptic journalist and politician was attacked after he criticized the coup in

Cairo – Friday, September 27, 2013: Judges defending democracy and independence of the judiciary denounce deaths in jail and inhuman prison conditions.

Under military rule, anti-coup Egyptians are arrested on contrived charges, thrown in jail without trial, put in solitary confinement simply out of spite, and their essential health needs are completely

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Legal Committee rejected as null and void the legal ruling to ban the group’s registered Association, affirming that the ban does not conform to the law and

Despite Monday’s ruling by a putschists’ court to disband the group, the Brotherhood vows to remain steadfast on the path of democratic change, committed to its covenant with God and

The Cairo court verdict issued on September 23, dissolving the Muslim Brotherhood Association and freezing its assets, is neither legally sound nor justified in any way.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s response to Dr. Salah Sultan’s supposed comments in which he apologized to all Egyptians for the group’s mistakes.