Massive, passionate, peaceful, dignified, unprecedented – are the ‘billion-man’ demonstrations comprising supporters of 48 different Egyptian political, social and revolutionary parties and movements on Saturday in support of Morsi’s decrees

With all its members appointed by ousted Mubarak and cronies, Egypt’s Constitutional Court handled cases in an explicitly selective and heavily politicized manner unbecoming of a court of any kind.

Egyptian charter-writing committee says members spent 1862 work-hours, received and dealt with more than a million opinions and comments, and held 160 hearing sessions and 488 dynamic discussion plenary sessions,

Reiterating its respect for all opposition views, Egypt Presidency vows to boost citizens’ rights and freedoms, as it looks out for national accord, dialogue and harmony.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, condemns violence in all demonstrations and popular protests, and rejects actions that disrupt citizens’ lives and daily living.

With over 300 hours of – sometimes heated – debate and discussions for each article in Egypt’s new national charter, the document represents many firsts for the country, such as:

Translation of Egypt Muslim Brotherhood Statement issued Wednesday, in which all Egyptians are called for a mass demonstration on Saturday, December 1 in support of ‘Legitimacy and Sharia (Islamic Law)’.

Ghariani announces putting final draft of Egypt’s new national charter to a last internal vote Thursday, assuring that the charter-writing panel has adopted some amendments demanded by members who had

Within almost twelve weeks, Egypt’s new constitution will replace all preceding charters and decrees, including President Morsi’s latest Constitutional Declaration.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood leader Ezzat urges all political parties, groups and movements to try and accept democracy, learn to handle freedom, and hold homeland interests high above personal or partisan