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Human RightsMB NewsMilitary Tribunal October 17, 2007

Al Shater’s Trial Adjourned to Next Monday

The Huckstepp based Military tribunal held its 22nd session trying 40 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, topped by the second deputy chairman of the group engineer Khairat Al Shater .
Eye on IOF October 17, 2007

I was lobbied by the ’Israel lobby’

AN IMPASSIONED DEBATE over the tight alliance between America and Israel is roiling political circles, sparked by a new book that accuses a powerful "Israel lobby" of distorting American policy
Human Rights October 17, 2007

Jimmy Carter Slams Bush On Human Rights

The U.S. tortures prisoners in violation of international law, former President Jimmy Carter said Wednesday, adding that President Bush makes up his own definition of torture.
Islamic IssuesIslamic Movements October 17, 2007

Tunisia’s Nahda Movement

The Islamist Nahda movement in Tunisia has recently celebrated 26 years since its inception amid a difficult atmosphere related to its inability to transcend the restrictive corner it found itself
Islamic IssuesWomen October 17, 2007

Only Integrated on the Surface

In 1974 Belgium recognized Islam as a state-supported religion. Today, the country is considered one of the most xenophobic in Western Europe. Daniela Schr?der reports on the situation of Muslims
Human RightsMB BlogsOther BlogsTorture October 17, 2007

Egyptian bloggers expose horror of police torture

In a report released in August, the group, a nongovernmental organization that is assisting the Aziz family’s legal case, documented 567 known cases of police abuse since 1993, 167 of
Human RightsMB BlogsMB in Arabian pressOther Blogs October 17, 2007

One hell of feast for the MB bloggers

Second It had started yesterday when several Bloggers and readers reported that several blogs on a specific server were blocked in Egypt and that you need a proxy in order
Human Rights October 17, 2007

Critics battle Egypt’s media gag

IBRAHIM Eissa, the newspaper editor at the centre of a political storm over press freedom in Egypt, likes to pepper his arguments with references to Hollywood movies.