Army observes spirit of Ramadan
The armed forces issued a statement asking the people to “elevate their behaviour to Ramadan principles” and to maintain peace
Latest in Tag: Constitutional decree Highlight
Latest in Tag: Constitutional decree
Al-Nour Party proposes ‘national reconciliation commission’
Salafi party issues statement denouncing constitutional decree and roadmap, proposes alternative
Presidential adviser blames SCC decision for political tension
Pakinam Al-Sharkawy defends President Mohamed Morsi’s November constitutional decree
SJC to respond to Judiciary Law amendments
The Supreme Judicial Council says it will prepare a formal response to amendments to the Judiciary Law one day ahead of meeting with Judges’ Club
A Year in Review: Constitutional mazes
For the past two years whoever has been in power in Egypt has taken it upon themselves to issue constitutional decrees in order to right the wrongs of previous decrees. Predictably, this plunged the country into constitutional chaos.
Opposition condemns second decree
Morsy’s second declaration not seen as a compromise
Cases against decree passed on
Another judicial district will examine cases against constitutional declaration
Opposition lays out demands
National Rescue Front to continue sit-ins until demands are met
Chaos in State Council as court postpones decree decision
Brotherhood supporters pleased with the postponement, opposition lawyers outraged
No changes to constitutional decree
Protection from legal review applies only to “acts of sovereignty”
Shura Council endorses Morsy decree
The Islamist-dominated upper house of parliament decries state of polarisation
Marches converge on Tahrir Square
Protesters express anger toward Morsy’s decree
The constitutionality of Morsy’s decision to reverse SCAF’s constitutional decree
Morsy regained presidential powers which the constitutional decree had barred from
Order breaks down over law: Constituent Assembly ruling postponed to Thursday (video)
Amid chanting and protesting by Muslim Brotherhood members who took over two halls, the court postponed the case calling for the dissolution of the assembly tasked with writing Egypt’s next constitution