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2012-6-6
Representative of Martyrs’ families give their trust and confidence to the Brotherhood’s presidential candidate, Dr. Morsi, to exact fair retribution against killers of their children during the revolution...
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2012-6-6
Brotherhood spokesman Mahmoud Ghozlan rejects Ahmed Shafiq’s slanderous attacks, claims and allegations against the venerable organization, proving who is the ne plus ultra of old guard hangovers...
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2012-6-6
Although the Brotherhood sees some good aspects in presidential council suggestion, it rejects it – after careful study by legal experts – as constitutionally infeasible and impracticable...
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2012-6-5
Presidential contender Dr. Mohamed Morsi listens to Egyptian women’s demands, and explains to them his vision for the future of expanding opportunities for women in post-revolution Egypt...
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2012-6-5
Despite deliberately misleading media reports to the contrary, Egypt’s Brotherhood confirms it is positively taking part in today’s million-man marches and other protest events in liberty squares across the country...
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2012-6-5
The presidential campaign of Dr. Morsi makes a stop in Banha – in the heart of Qaliubiya province, in north-eastern Egypt; assures that there is no going back to the dark days of repression and despotism the whole nation suffered under autocratic and corrupt former regimes...
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2012-6-5
In the after-shock of the old regime verdicts, the FJP decides not to attend a meeting called by the ruling military council for tomorrow (Tuesday), and affirms that a general broad-based consensus on the constitution-writing panel is to be achieved soon...
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2012-6-4
Press statement from Ahmed Abdel-Aati – campaign coordinator for Morsi – about the tripartite meeting between Mohamed Morsi, Hamdeen Sabbahi and Abdel-Moneim Aboul Fotouh...
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2012-6-4
The Brotherhood confirms participation in tomorrow’s protests across the provinces of Egypt, denouncing the lenient verdicts against Mubarak and his most senior aides...
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2012-6-4
Freedom and Justice Party’s Vice Chairman reiterates that there is no turning back to loathsome dark times of oppression, tyranny and emergency laws, as he urges the Egyptian people to press on with the revolution until all goals are achieved...
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2012-6-4
Revolutionary youths carry presidential contender Morsi on their shoulders in Egypt’s famed liberty square, as they together with Muslim Brotherhood youths condemn ousted Mubarak’s trial outcome as a shameful travesty of justice...
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2012-6-3
Although the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) did not formally ask Egyptian parliament to extend the notorious Emergency Law – brutally imposed for 31-years in Egypt – certain powers pressed for just that; but Katatni assures that parliament would never agree to the state of emergency again...
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2012-6-3
Freedom and Justice Party assures that Dr. Morsi will never give up the rights of the January 25 revolution’s Martyrs and wounded protesters, and that he will certainly press for a retrial of the culprits and everyone involved in brutally repressing Egyptians...
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2012-6-2
Denouncing Mubarak’s trial as a shameful theatrical farce, Morsi campaign spokesman finds it absurd and unreasonable that the judge in today’s ruling jails the former president for life but acquits those who actually execute his oppressive orders...
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2012-6-2
Dr. Morsi pledges that – should he emerge the winner in the mid-June presidential runoff – he will seek retribution for the revolution’s martyrs and injured in a real trial with real evidence...
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2012-6-2
FJP urges all the noble people of Egypt to maintain the peaceful nature of their protests despite their great anger and frustration at the absurd ruling issued by court earlier today in the case against Mubarak and his cronies...
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2012-6-2
Absurd, illogical, unreasonable, is how Egyptian people, including the Muslim Brotherhood, describe the rulings issued Saturday in the case against ousted president Mubarak, his sons and his senior police commanders for killing over 850 peaceful protesters in the January 25 revolution that toppled the old regime...
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2012-6-2
Like the rest of the Egyptian public, the Brotherhood is shocked and dismayed by the court rulings issued earlier today – Saturday – in the case against ousted president Mubarak, his sons and his senior officials for killing and brutally injuring over 1500 peaceful protesters in the January 25 revolution...
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2012-6-2
Sentencing ousted president Mubarak and his interior minister Adli to life in prison, Egyptian judge acquits his sons and six of his police commanders of killing over 850 peaceful protesters in the January 25 revolution that ousted the old corrupt regime, notorious for its brutal repression, despotism and oppression of its own people...
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2012-6-2
Ashri demands upholding rule of law against criminal Mubarak, his sons and his senior officials accused of killing peaceful demonstrators and squandering state resources, in addition to other corruption and bribery charges...
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