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FJP 2011 Program on Urban Development

Developing innovative models for the design and construction of low-cost, environment-friendly housing, facilities and utilities which rely on local building materials and new technologies.

FJP to Support Families of Revolution’s Victims

Dr. Amr Darrag, secretary of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) in Giza, affirmed that the secretariat of the party will meet to discuss ways to support the families of

Desperation Replaces Hope as Egyptians Struggle to Fulfill Revolution Demands

Less than six months after the January 25th Revolution – ample time to start the wheels of justice turning, and the transition to civil rule – Egyptians are still waiting

New governors sworn in Saturday

In response to the demands of opposition forces and political activists PM Essam Sharaf removed several governors appointing nine army officers and eight police officers in addition to civilians.

PM appoints 8 new governors including a Copt

Egypt’s new Prime Minister Essam Sharaf has appointed eight new governors including a Copt following numerous protests and public demands in a series of mass protests which began January 25.

Chief of SS admits ordering destruction of documents

Former head of state security, Hassan Abdel Rahman, has admitted to investigators that he ordered security personnel and officials to destroy state security files which contained incriminating evidence.

MB and opposition calls for largest protest

For the third consecutive day Egypt has witnessed nationwide protests with further indications it will continue through Friday.

Egyptian Regime to Continue Oppressive Policies, Blocks Facebook

Although Facebook has returned a few hours ago Mubarak's regime blocked the popular social networking website, Facebook.

Suez’ Muslim Brotherhood members receive 30 days detention renewal.

Chancellor Mohamed Imam President of the Criminal Court in Suez issued an extended detention order to 33 members of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement.

Suez: 33 Muslim Brotherhood detainees brought before Prosecutors Tuesday.

A court hearing will be held trying 33 members of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement from the governorate of Suez who were unjustly arrested following a wide-scale campaign of invasions and