Egyptian parties differ on Brotherhood-led protests tomorrow

April 18, 2013 22:51

Several Egyptian political parties have backed the Muslim Brotherhood's call to protest tomorrow in Cairo to purge state institutions and call on the Shura Council to ratify the judicial authority law.

Parties like Al-Nour and political movements such as the 6 April Youth Movement have rejected the call to protest, while groups such as the Youth for Justice and Al-Wasat have taken up the call.

The Brotherhood yesterday announced it would protest in front of the High Court building in Cairo to purge state institutions and call on the Shura Council to ratify the judicial authority law, "responding to the demands of political forces".

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