Egyptian constitution-writing committee assures all there is no intention of turning country into a religious state or a western-style theocracy using texts and articles in the first post-revolution charter.

Legal expert Saleh reminds protesters that Article 2 of Egypt’s current Constitution, dealing with application of Sharia (Islamic Law), was written by liberals of decades past; and it remains unchanged.

As it awaits Supreme Constitutional Court suggestions for new charter, the assembly tasked with drafting Egypt’s post-revolution constitution reiterates that ultimately it is up to the people to accept or

The Secretary-General of Egypt’s charter-writing panel assures that the drafting committee comprises worthy personalities hailing from across the political and social spectrum, and so represents all members of the Egyptian

With the constitution-writing panel dissolved by court order, Freedom and Justice Party lawmakers technically envisage no problem in writing the country’s first post-revolution national charter after the presidential elections are

To allay public fears regarding possibilities of election fraud or vote-count manipulation, Egyptian parliament approves a new draft amendment to allow appeals against certain elections committee decisions usually immune to

MP Subhi Saleh says Egyptian People’s Assembly has approved draft amendments to criminalize all forms of torture and to streamline and simplify legal procedures.

Having vanished from public view after playing Mubarak’s VP for two weeks, with the start of Egypt’s popular revolution, the longest serving army general vows to be the best guardian

A decades-long malignant, but utterly worthless campaign of slander and deliberate disinformation has yet to convince Egyptian media of the ineffectuality of their stubborn endeavors to paint the Muslim Brotherhood

Muslim Brotherhood leader in Alexandria Sobhi Saleh stated that the Egyptian people will not allow for the parliamentary elections to be postponed.