Egypt’s High Judicial Elections Commission (HJEC), headed by Justice Ibrahim Abdel Mo, Chairman of the Committee and the President of Cairo Court of Appeal, announced regulations governing the civil society

Dr. Mohamed Saad Katatni, Secretary-General of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP)- stressed that the party has made a decision to withdraw from SCAF's Advisory Council, emphasising that: “Our initial

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, Chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), called upon the High Judicial Elections Commission (HJEC) to learn from the mistakes of the first phase, so as

Polling stations for run-off voting closed their doors after a turnout that ranged from low to average, on the second day, recording a two-day attendance of 30%. During the run-off,

Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), Secretary General, Dr. Saad Katatny expressed his gratitude to the Egyptian people on their sophisticated performance in the first phase of the parliamentary elections.

Tomorrow, Monday 5/Dec/2011 runoff voting for the first phase of parliamentary elections 2011 begins. This round gets underway in the shadow of certain challenges where some people are betting that

A - The state of deterioration and degradation Egypt sunk to in the era of Mubarak and his corrupt coterie is no secret. Corruption became the system, an integrated, comprehensive

The absence of social justice was one of the most important causes of the January 25 revolution and achieving it was one of its most important goals.

Granting the people their deserved freedoms and establishing an enlightened viable political system set the rules and principles necessary to ensure a sound democratic political life where political parties and

Dr. Mohamed Morsi, Chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), and Dr. Mohamed Saad El Katatny, FJP's Secretaray General, received James Watt, British Ambassador to Cairo today 4 December