Following yesterday's mass protests, Dr. Mohamed Morsy, Chairman of FJP, stated that the public outrage and frustration over slow pace of reform and trials in corruption and police killing cases

The Muslim Brotherhood joined protests in Tahrir Square in ‘Persistence Friday’ in an effort to preserve Egyptian unity.

The July 8th demonstration was originally a message for'constitution first', but it is also calling for justice, as Egyptians are outraged over the acquittal of Mubarak's ministers as well as

"Al-Messiri: the absent yet present one in the Egyptian revolution", under this title, a symposium was held at the Press Syndicate in Cairo two days ago to celebrate the third

The Egyptian authorities are making a mistake if they don’t believe that the demonstrators represent the Egyptian people. In addition to the April 6th Youth Movement and the ‘We Are

Following discussions over former decisions to not take part, the Muslim Brotherhood has confirmed that it will participate with the people in Tahrir Square in the July 8 protest.

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) has announced it will join protesters in Cairo’s Tahrir Square on Friday July 8th Day of Perseverance.

Referring to the changing political landscape in Egypt, US Secretary of State Hilary Clinton stressed that it is in the US’s best interests to engage with the Muslim Brotherhood and

Alexandria’s Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Secretary Hussein Ibrahim condemned the violence in Tahrir Square earlier this week which took place between families of the martyrs and security forces.

Following the violence and clashes in Tahrir Tuesday, the Interior Ministry released a statement stressing that any attempts to storm their headquarters will be regarded as unlawful acts and sabotage.