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Siwa Policemen Burn Egyptian Alive

Egyptian policemen at the Siwa police station burnt the victim Yahya Abdullah Atoum after soaking his body in alcohol and st him to fire.

New Internet Subscription System Angers Egyptians

The preparations for applying a new system for reducing the price of Internet access through the high-speed Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) in Egypt in return for curbing the browsing

Relatives of Alex. Detainees Complain to NCHR

More than 50 relatives of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) detainees in Alexandria lodged a complaint to the National Council for Human Rights (NCHR). The complaint included two cases. The first

MAS Freedom Presents Former U.S. Attorney General at Press Briefing on Human Rights in Egypt

Mr. Clark, a former U.S. Attorney General and acclaimed international peace and human rights advocate, returned earlier in July from Egypt, where he was invited by attorneys for political opposition

Turkey’s AK victory shows that Islamism and democracy can be reconciled

There are significant lessons to be gleaned from the overwhelming victory of the "mildly Islamist" AK party in Turkey’s early parliamentary elections for Muslim political parties in the region, neighboring

18 E.Cairo MBs Arrested

Egyptian security forces raided on Friday evening the house of a resident in the eastern Cairo region of Matariya, arresting 18 of his guests.

MB Female Members and Political Action…Obstacles, Restrictions

The Sisters Section (women’s sections) in the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) is facing many defects and weaknesses, the most prominent of which is the weakness of the political participation of MB

Al Ghannoushi: Latest Releases No Sign of Tunisian Rights Improvement

Rashed Al Ghannoushi, the head of the Tunisian Al Nahda Islamic movement confirmed that the latest releases carried out on Thursday, July, 26th, 2007, add nothing new to the Tunisian