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DemocracyHuman RightsIslamic IssuesMB NewsMilitary TribunalPrisoners of Conscience November 4, 2007

Families of MB Detainees Concerned Over Their Deteriorating Health

The latest session of the Military Tribunal against Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders witnessed the growing absence of some detainees, up to 9, in the last session on Saturday, Oct, 27th,
Activites November 4, 2007

Lynch’s Meeting Agenda

November 12: The Institute for Middle East Studies Inaugural Year continues, with a research conference on theme of citizenship in the Middle East. Lynch will chair and also present research
ActivitesIslamic Movements November 4, 2007

Reading into the Muslim Brothers’ Proposed Party Program

The Center for Socialist Studies invites you to attend a public talk followed by a discussion ...
Islamic IssuesLebanonMB and WestPalestineReports November 4, 2007

Engaging Hamas and Hezbollah

Nothing could be easier in the present atmosphere than to accuse anyone who calls for recognition of and dialogue with Hamas, Hezbollah and other Islamist movements of being closet supporters
ActivitesHuman RightsIslamic IssuesIslamic MovementsLebanonOther OpinionsPalestine November 4, 2007

Monday: Boulaq Police sadists trial to conclude

The trial of Captain Islam Nabih and Corporal Reda Fathi–the Boulaq el-Dakrour Police Station sadists who tortured, sodomized driver Emad Kabeer ..
Arts November 4, 2007

Egypt’s ruling party amends bylaws, opening possible path for succession

Egypt’s ruling party changed its bylaws Saturday in a move many think further paves the way for President Hosni Mubarak’s son to legally succeed him.
Islamic Movements November 4, 2007

The Old Turks’ Revolt: When Radical Secularism Endangers Democracy

Countries eyeing membership in the European Union do not usually come to the brink of a military coup. Yet that is precisely where Turkey found itself on April 27 of
Reform Issues November 4, 2007

Egypt ruling party keeps Mubarak

Party delegates voted overwhelmingly to retain Mr Mubarak for another five years in an uncontested secret ballot.
CoptsIslamic IssuesReports November 4, 2007

In God’s name

THE four-hour journey through the bush from Kano to Jos in northern Nigeria features many of the staples of African life: checkpoints with greedy soldiers, huge potholes, scrawny children in
ActivitesCopts November 4, 2007

Egypt’s Copts, Muslim Brotherhood Reject Copts Problems Solved Abroad

The US city of Chicago hosted on Saturday, October, 20th, a conference entitled "The Coptic Issue...A New Treatment", organized by a group of Copts in diaspora topped by engineer Adli