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“Egyptians against Torture” Meets Thursday to Resist Torture in Egypt

Egyptians against Torture" movement will hold an expanded meeting next Thursday, Dec, 27th, 2007, in the bar association. This meeting is a part of the movement’s preparations for the campaign

MB Military Trial’s Ragaae Atiya Calls It Quits

In a dramatic fallout of the military tribunal against forty Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, famous lawyer Ragaae Atiya declared on Sunday Dec, 23rd, 2007, withdrawing from the defence team of

MB Sisters’ View towards Reform in Egypt

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) views the woman as a key factor in the all-out reform process sought by the group. The woman is a work partner and a life partner.

Buckets of Pain

I have read so many variations on the theme of the dissolution of the American dream of late. And I must report that from the reasoned left to the reasoned

Sore Losermen

The last time the American public was so disenchanted with the state of national politics, there was a war going on and near civil war at home.

After The Money’s Gone

On Wednesday, the U.S. Federal Reserve announced plans to lend $40 billion to banks. By my count, it’s the fourth high-profile attempt to rescue the financial system since things started

Former US interrogator recounts torture cases

The USG Open Source Center translates an interview in the Spanish newspaper El Mundo with Damien Corsetti, a former private in the US army who served as an interrogator and

Fallacy of Terrorism

Do cruelty, falsehood and wickedness have known faces and shapes? Only if you have experienced it, you will know it. If so, would you not strive to seek the protection

Strangling Gaza

It could, rightfully, be a cause of shame to the world. But the world, besieged by violence and injustice, hardly notices it. The people of Gaza, 1.4 million of them,