ANHRI condemned raiding Tahrir sit-in by force on Monday Augest1, 2011. Military Police Forces and Central Security raided Tahrir Square by force and violence, which led to many of the

No person is above the law it is with this demand that the Egyptians persevere in their demands and continue to gather in Tahrir Square, the epicentre of the January

This week has witnessed many political events. Internally, the country has witnessed large demonstrations in Cairo and several provinces,under the banner of 'Revolution first', and this was followed by asit-in

Marwan Yehia Youness, who had volunteered for Hosni Mubarak’s party, had his business partner applied for a democracy grant from USAID.

Calling on all to end sit-in protests the Muslim Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party Secretary General Dr. Saad Katatny stated that the group has no intentions to participate in the

Egyptian activists appeared determined to continue their protests untill the ruling military council addresses outstanding demands left unfulfilled from the January 25th Revolution.

Dr Essam el Erian, Vice Chairman of Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) received on Thursday, 14 of July a delegation from the Japanese embassy, included Takashi Kokubo Chairman of the

In his meeting with European officials Tuesday at the party's headquarters in Cairo, Mohamed Morsi, chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), stressed the importance of partnership with Europe

Setting aside ideological differences the Muslim Brotherhood participated with over 30 of Egypt’s political powers in the Tahrir protests on Friday, in a bid to save the revolution.

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