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Human RightsMilitary TribunalOther Issues May 4, 2007

Heroes or martyrs?

The Arab world presents a generally grim picture of media freedom.
Human RightsMilitary TribunalOther Issues May 4, 2007

Police Beats El Kabsch Residents Druing Peaceful Demo In Cairo

Egyptian security forces beat around 300 demonstrators of Kalla El Kabsch residents in a demonstration in Tahrir Square, central Cairo.
May 4, 2007

Amr Khaled Named One of Time’s Top 100 Most Infleuntial People

Time Magazine named Amr Khaled one of the top 100 most influential people worldwide for "preaching a shrewdly packaged message of moderation, self-renewal and personal growth through Islam".
May 4, 2007

Al Shater Appeals to Palestinian Factions To End Violence

Muslim Brotherhood’s Deputy Chairman, Mr. Khairat el Shater released a statement Sunday October 1, 2006, on the heel of news of bloody clashes which took place among different Palestinian factions,
Islamic IssuesMilitary TribunalOther Issues May 4, 2007

Is There a Muslim Lobby in the US?

When John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago and Stephen Walt of Harvard published a report highlighting the efficacy of .....
Military TribunalOther IssuesParliament News May 4, 2007

MB MPs Threaten With Staging Sit-In Inside Parliament

The Brotherhood and independent MPs agreed on Monday on sending a memo to president Mubarak, demanding him to intervene in order to stop the executive authority’s aggression against the legislative
Military TribunalOther Issues May 4, 2007

Cairo Uni. Human Rights Committee Condemns Transferring Scientists to Military Court

The Human Rights Committee in the Cairo University issued a statement that condemns referring Egyptian university scientists to military courts because they have a reformist project.
May 4, 2007

Ikhwanweb Backs AlJazeera Journalist Howaida Taha

Ikhwanweb expresses its full solidarity with journalist Howaida Taha who is currently facing a prison sentence because she exposed the scandalous tortures exercised against Egyptian citizens in police stations.
May 4, 2007

Monem: the Egyptian totalitarian regime is the problem

As I promised in my last article “Online Freedom for All: Some cases worth supporting”, I’m publishing here the translation of the interview