The military ‘democracy’ in Egypt shows as much respect for the law as it did for the Constitution, transferring 8 Islamist leaders to the toughest jail in the country, pending

Egypt’s Prosecution Service starts hearings and investigations into latest wave of barbaric attacks on citizens and public and private property, in which hundreds of Brotherhood members and supporters were lynched,

Founded in 1928, the Muslim Brotherhood has long been persecuted by consecutive regimes in Egypt which sought to disband it; and now to gain completely legal status, the group has

Egypt Brotherhood lawyer says parties calling for demonstrations outside the group’s headquarters must commit to peaceful protest and bear consequences of any acts of violence.

A clearly political trial is set for Egyptians with no proper access to defense lawyers in a hardly-neutral court where verdicts cannot be appealed – a total tour de farce.

The Supreme Constitutional Court’s decision not to hold any sessions Sunday (a normal work-day in Egypt) was purely political: judges simply refused to leave their homes in the protection of

Muslim Brotherhood media experts Qutb Al-Arabi and Fathi Shehabeddin condemn scare headlines sensationalizing false stories about the Brotherhood’s alleged ‘Islamization’ of print and broadcast Media as totally unfounded lies manufactured

As dubious Mubarak-affiliated parties incite violent attacks, arson and destruction of Brotherhood headquarters across Egypt, the country’s public prosecution service is closing-in on criminals who have already responded with arson

Muslim Brotherhood lawyer demands forceful legal action to stop former regime loyalists inciting violent attacks, arson and destruction of offices of the Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party across

Abdel-Maksoud believes there is well-planned, subversive scheme to disrupt the constitution-writing process and halt its progress to fruition.