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Action call: protest crackdown on Egyptian civil rights

From the Egyptian groups Institute for Freedom of Thought and Expression, Arab Institute for Civil Society, Legal Aid Society for Human Rights, and The Civil Monitor for Human Rights, on

Study: Current Trends in Ideoloy of Egyptian MB

Two major criteria helped to distinguish the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) from other political or ideological groups. These two criteria are the cohesiveness of organization’s structures and the devotion of its members.

Habib : We Demand Reform According to A National Agenda

Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood : We Demand Reform According to A National Agenda; U.S. Statements Do Not Concern US.

Mikki: Protests Will Continue Till Gov’t Accepts Judges’ Demands

Makki Affirms To Ikhwanweb: -Judges Protests Will Continue Till the Government Accepts Our Demands-Government is the Cause of the Crisis The Judges Club (Union) organizes today, Thursday, 25 May 2006,

Judges’ Uprising: The Battle For Reform And Change

The judges’ movement in Egypt is considered one of the most prominent political challenges that faced the Egyptian National movement during last year and helped its activation