Translation of "Revolution Command Council National Salvation " (English → French) :

National Salvation Council

National Salvation Council (Somalia)

National Salvation Council | NSC [Abbr.]

National Salvation Front Council

E. whereas demonstrators have been protesting against President Morsi for months, claiming that the general situation in the country under the government led by the Muslim Brotherhood has not improved, but deteriorated; whereas the Rebel Movement (Tamarod) announced that its activists had collected more than 22 million signatures in their petition campaign for the withdrawal of confidence from President Mohamed Morsi and the holding of an early presidential election, and warned that it would launch a civil disobedience campaign if the President failed to do so; whereas the opposition National ...[+++] Salvation Front, in its ‘Revolution Statement 1’, called on protesters across Egypt to maintain their peaceful rallies until the current regime falls;

D. whereas the National Salvation Front (NSF) opposition released what it called ‘Revolution Statement 1’ calling on protesters across Egypt to ‘maintain their peaceful rallies in all the squares and streets and villages of the country until the last of this dictatorial regime falls’; whereas the Minister for Defence has warned that the Egyptian army might intervene if the situation becomes ungovernable;

F. whereas demonstrators are still demanding the same goals as those of the 25 January revolution related to freedom, human dignity and social justice; whereas they are demanding an increase in wages to match the increase in prices, housing, healthcare, job creation, withdrawal of the distorted constitution, the formation of a national salvation government, and early presidential elections;

G. whereas fresh Egyptian parliamentary elections have been called for the end of April 2013; whereas the Supreme Committee for Elections in Egypt has accepted four non-governmental organisations to ‘witness’ the elections, as well as the European Union, the League of Arab States and the African Union; whereas on 18 February 2013 the Supreme Constitutional Court declared several articles of this law unconstitutional and asked the Shura Council to amend them; whereas the opposition forces led by the National Salvation Front, protesting a ...[+++]gainst the lack of legal guarantees for free and fair elections, have announced a boycott of the upcoming parliamentary elections; whereas on 7 March 2013 the Egyptian Electoral Commission suspended the upcoming parliamentary elections after a decision by the Cairo Administrative Court to halt them, because the Shura Council had not returned the electoral law to the Supreme Constitutional Court for final review after amending it;