Egypt’s broad coalition of pro-democracy parties and movements denounces absurd verdicts issued by pro-military judges jailing revolutionary activists, acquitting ousted regime senior officials.

Appeal court judgment confirms sacking of both old and new Public Prosecutors, leaving post open for a new judge yet to be chosen as per Constitution.

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 Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party, issues a statement reiterating respect for court decisions, while reminding that the people are the source of power.

Although some Muslim figures hold that ‘People are the source of authority’ – as a principle – is actually a blasphemy, the Freedom and Justice Party deputy leader Erian assures

Egypt opposition forces can change the president, the cabinet and the constitution, if only they work through democratic process, through the ballot box.

Egyptian laws must get tough enough to deter those who plot and carry out deliberate acts of violence, vandalism and sabotage, in order for the country to regain its security

National Salvation Front false allegations of voting fraud are evidently refuted by judicial committee supervising referendum on Egypt’s new constitution.

An openly politicized Supreme Constitutional Court goes out of its way to sack Egypt’s elected parliament, then openly brags about ready decisions to dissolve the country’s charter-writing assembly and the

For his first 100 days in office, Dr. Morsi, Egypt’s first democratically elected president, has a long list of important, even crucial, tasks to go through; and he is certainly