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FJP Leader Heshmat: ‘Rebel’ Savagery Reflects Confused Thinking, Political Bankruptcy

As if being founded on a fully flawed concept, against state law and constitution, is not absurd enough, Rebel movement shows its sinister nature by attacking people’s homes and smashing

Muslim Brotherhood Militias a Lie Circulated before Violent Opposition Demonstrations

As is ‘traditional’ now before deliberately violent protests, Egypt opposition launches hostile campaigns claiming the Brotherhood is training special militias for action.

FJP’s Omaima Kamel: Recommendations Aim to Prevent Violence against Women and Family

Egyptian President’s advisor Omaima announces recommendations for new laws and facilities to better address, combat and eliminate violence against women and the whole family at large.

FJP on Nakba Day: No Land Exchange, No Palestine Right of Return Compromise

Nakba Day, Yawm An-Nakba, or Day of the Catastrophe, is 15th of May. It commemorates the forced displacement of Palestinians that preceded and followed the Israeli 1948 Declaration of Independence.

Global Forum for Islamic Parliamentarians: Bangladesh Gov’t Massacres Peaceful Protesters

Venerable international Islamic organization GFIP condemns Bangladesh government for using deadly violence against demonstrators.

Upper House Condemns Massacres Against Myanmar Muslims; Discusses Permanent Solution

As Shura Council debates urgent solution to Burma’s persecuted Muslims, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry vows to act without further delay.

Brotherhood Chairman Badie: Time to Restore Workers Rights Long Ignored by Mubarak Regime

As Egypt quickly approaches self-sufficiency in wheat production, with some provinces reporting more than 10-fold crop increases, Badie urges all Egyptians to shun violence and strikes, and move on to

After Visiting Khossos, Beltagy: No Substitute for Peaceful Co-Existence and Serious Dialogue in Egypt

Leading FJP figure Beltagy assures work is underway to find permanent solutions to real problems, stressing that sectarian strife is a contrived crisis.

MP Emara: Sectarian Violence Red Line Political Opposition Must Not Cross

In a special session of Egypt’s parliament, MPs mourn cathedral clashes deaths, push for effective action to prevent violent clashes, and highlight the need for instilling a spirit of tolerance

FJP Chief Katatni: Supply Inspectors Killings Attempt to Stop Fight Against Corruption

Freedom and Justice Party Chairman Katatni affirms that the cold-blooded murder of two supply officials is an integral part of the plot to undermine efforts to eradicate corruption throughout Egypt.