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Human RightsTorture May 19, 2007

Egyptian Citizen Tortured To Death Inside Police Station

Egyptian citizen Mohamed Nabawi died after he was severely tortured inside Ussim police station, Giza . This incident has repeatedly recurred in police stations, torturing to death citizens in a country
Fanatic Messages May 19, 2007

Freedom Spreading: Egypt Edition

President Bush: Across the broader Middle East, people are claiming their freedom. In the last few months, we’ve witnessed elections in the Palestinian Territories and Lebanon. These elections are inspiring
Iran May 19, 2007

Non-Democratic Nations Elected onto UN Rights Watchdog

A country nicknamed "Europe’s last dictatorship" has failed in its bid for election onto the U.N.’s Human Rights Council, but three other nations with frequently criticized human rights records did
Iran May 19, 2007

Belarus, Egypt Urged to Release Prisoners

Belarus and Egypt must release jailed opposition leaders, journalists and bloggers before Thursday’s elections for the UN’s top human rights body, said UN Watch, a human rights organization in Geneva,
MB NewsTorture May 19, 2007

Kafr Al-Sheikh Brotherhood Member Tortured By SSF

Kafr Al-Sheikh Brotherhood Member Tortured By State Security Forces Farid Shaban, a Muslim Brotherhood member from the district of Dessouk, Kafr El Sheikh, is currently tortured by the state security forces
Fanatic Messages May 19, 2007

Is Imperial Liquidation Possible for America?

"See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda."--
Islamic Movements May 19, 2007

Arab political parties and movements

Arab political parties and movements have been the subject of a wide range of publications in English and Arabic in recent years, for example: The state of political parties at
Reform Issues May 19, 2007

Status of Political Parties

The status of political parties varies significantly across the Arab region. Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, and Yemen allow political parties—including Islamists (parties whose main goal is the establishment