The short answer is no, there hasn't been improvement on that side. The parliament is itself on strike at the moment because it is in a sort of wrestling situation with the military council. The parliament wants to blame the government for not fulfilling the demands of the public, and the government sees itself as an interim government that is going to leave very soon anyway.
You are in this situation where there is a political struggle between the ruling military council supporting the actual current government, and the parliament, which tries to put all the blame for failing people's expectations on that government, asking for the government to leave.
We haven't seen many changes from parliament. Parliament started functioning on January 23. It has tried to establish a constitutional committee to write the Egyptian constitution. However, this committee hasn't been inclusive. It doesn't include all of the political sections of society and the political spectrum. Therefore, it lost credibility very quickly in the streets in general, and eventually as a constitutional committee it was disbanded by an administrative court decision.
The main function of the parliament was to establish the committee that was going to draft the constitution, and it has failed in doing so. It has also failed to meet some of the expectations that you mentioned, like equality between all Egyptians, non-discrimination, protection of minorities, but also economic and social rights for the ordinary Egyptian. All of those expectations are still unmet, until now.