FJP assures that Egypt’s Constitutional Court cannot repeat the costly act of disbanding parliament by sacking the legislative Shura Council protected by the new Constitution.

FJP assures that Egypt’s Constitutional Court cannot repeat the costly act of disbanding parliament by sacking the legislative Shura Council protected by the new Constitution.

The Muslim Brotherhood habitually tries to capitalise on the "downtime" of transitional periods in Egyptian history.

The legal Committee for the Muslim Brotherhood nominees filed a complaint against the Interior minister to the Supreme Administrative Court in the Kafr el Sheikh governorate on behalf of their

Intisar Nasim, head of the Supreme Electoral Commission, responsible for overseeing the current Shura Council elections, emphasized that the commission would not allow either external or internal intervention in the

The committee supervising the Shura Council's elections for 2010 excluded Mahmoud Seif, Sobh, and the Muslim Brotherhood's nominee from the Sharqiya governorate.

The higher committee for elections is expected to announce the final electoral list of nominees for the mid term Shura council elections for 2010.

Ambassador Mahmoud Karem Secretary-General of the National Council for Human Rights asserted that 14 Egyptian human rights organizations from different provinces have called for supervision during the upcoming Shura Council

In early June Egypt’s parliamentary elections will kick off with voting for the Shura Council, the consultative assembly.

The third annual report on the status of democracy in Egypt, issued by the Observatory of the State of Democracy of Egyptian Society for the Advancement of Community Participation revealed