Freedom and Justice Party leader Beltagy exhorts Egyptians - Muslims and Christians - to close ranks in the face of devious, yet hopeless, plots to cause deadly chaos and violence.

Egypt’s Journalists For Reform movement accuses Mubarak-era holdovers of violent attacks on all media professionals who stand against replication of the ousted regime in postrevolution Egypt.

There is hardly an ‘opposition’ demonstration in Egypt today that does not include or end up with violence, vandalism, arson and murder. So much for right to peaceful protest!

Certain political parties and individuals persist in use of force, collaborating with old-guard vandals and provocateurs, while the Muslim Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party strife to rebuild and

Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs urges the Myanmar government to uphold the rule of law and stop ethnic and sectarian atrocities persistently targeting Rohingya Muslims.

FJP leaders hold that draft law on protection of right to peaceful protest must be debated thoroughly in the community before parliament approval is granted.

As so-called opposition forces resort to meaner, more violent and plain-down-right immoral tactics, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, warns of impending total ethical meltdown.

Egypt parliament debates new law to protect right to peaceful protest and demonstration, which will be passed only after nation-wide community consultation and dialogue.

With numerous anti-Brotherhood crimes so far uninvestigated, some haters find it strange that now the Egyptian prosecution service is taking action to investigate offenders involved in Moqattam attacks.

Muslim Brotherhood top lawyer Abdel-Maksoud submits 54 video clips and 155 photographs by way of evidence against dozens of political and other figures who called Friday protests.