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Human RightsOther OpinionsReform Issues December 1, 2007

Roger Cohen: Viva Mubarak, Fuera Chavez!

Mubarak, prodded by the United States, has dabbled in democratic change in the past couple of years, holding the first multicandidate presidential election last year that ushered him into his
Human RightsReform Issues December 1, 2007

YouTube Restores Account of Award-Winning Egyptian Blogger

YouTube has restored the account of a prominent Egyptian human-rights activist more than a week after shutting it down over questionable video content.
Islamic MovementsMB and WestOther Opinions December 1, 2007

Is “Brotherhood” with America Possible?*

“THERE IS NO CHANCE OF COMMUNICATING with any U.S. administration so long as the United States maintains its long-standing view of Islam as a real danger, a view that puts
Other IssuesReform Issues December 1, 2007

Cats, mice and handsets

protesters from many parts of the United States poured into the small town of Jena, Louisiana, to express their anger over the over-zealous prosecution (as they saw it) of six
Other BlogsReform IssuesTorture December 1, 2007

YouTube shuts down Egyptian anti-torture activist’s account

An Egyptian human rights activist who posted videos about police abuse says YouTube has shut down his account because of complaints that the videos contain "inappropriate material."
Human RightsInterviewsMilitary TribunalReform Issues December 1, 2007

Interview with MB Businessman Hassan Malek

Ikhwanweb has held this interview with Hassan Malek, a prominent businessman and a top member of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB). He is currently in prison along with other 39 MB
Human Rights December 1, 2007

Hossam Al-Hindi, Helwan Students Prosecution Appearance Postponed

These arrests took place following a seminar about telecommunications held in the faculty commerce, during which some young men tried to aske questions and deliver comments but the organizers refused
Human RightsReform IssuesTorture December 1, 2007

Officer Who Tortured Citizen Gets 7 Years

Mansoura Criminal Court sentenced to seven years in prison first lieutenant Mohamed Moawad and two detectives convicted for torturing to death citizen Nasser Al-Saeedi. Al-Saeedi was tortured to death in
Human RightsTorture December 1, 2007

Officer Who Tortured Citizen Gets 7 Years

Al-Saeedi was tortured to death in an Egyptian police stations in the village of Tilbana, Mansoura district, on July, 31 st, 2007. The verdict was issued on the second session.
Human RightsReform Issues December 1, 2007

State Security Continues Kidnapping Al Fayyum University Students

Egyptian State Security kidnapped another student in front of Al Fayyum university. Student Mohamed Ahmed Saad, a second year student at the Faculty of Dar Al-Ulum was arrested on Wednesday