Egypt Muslim Brotherhood reiterates its resolve to legalize its status once a relevant law – currently being discussed by the country’s upper house of parliament – is passed.

Leaders of opinion in Egypt denounce coup against legitimate, democratically elected institutions by the elite representing minority opposition who want to impose their will over the majority.

Assuring that Egypt’s upcoming Constitution caters for all society and citizens, the charter-writing panel announces final authoring of the country’s most important document at the end of this week.

Freedom and Justice Party’s Dr. Gamal Heshmat exhorts all members of Egypt’s constitution-writing panel to take the middle-ground, show tolerance and understanding, so the panel may complete its mission and

Egyptian lawmaker Ms Huda Ghaniya affirms that allocating a quota for women in Egypt’s constituent panel entrusted with writing the country’s new national charter is an unjustified overt encroachment upon

Cairo – Egypt, June 17, 2012: Translation of the Freedom and Justice Party’s Essam El-Erian Interview with Egyptian Al-Ahram newspaper in which he assures that despite all the tumultuous events,

Cairo – Monday, July 09: Translation of Egyptian National Front’s statement on the decree issued Sunday by Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi rescinding the military council’s earlier decision to disband the

Egyptian legal experts and Freedom and Justice leaders express hope that the military council would respect popular will and the legal validity of the President’s decree to bring back the

For his first 100 days in office, Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected president, has a long list of important, even crucial, tasks to go through; and he is certainly

President Mohamed Morsi assured that Egypt would never turn back to dark despotic times of repression and tyranny, promising a bright, prosperous future for the homeland and all Egyptians as