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Development May 9, 2007

Young Americans and Egyptians talk, but don’t see eye to eye

From jihad to occupation – East and West define the basic terms of the Middle East debate differently. Over the weekend in Cairo, young Egyptian and American students and professionals
MB NewsMilitary Tribunal May 8, 2007

Egypt’s Doctors Denounce Referring Colleagues To Military Courts

Egyptian Doctors Denounce Referring Colleagues To Military Tribunals, Express Solidarity With Them  The Egyptian Doctors’ Syndicate organized a seminar and a vigil in front of the House of Wisdom to show
MB News May 8, 2007

Dakahlia Brotherhood Detainees Acquitted, Ordered Released

Cairo Appeals court issued a ruling on Monday of releasing Muslim Brotherhood detainees from Dakahlia.The detainees who are released by court are: Dr. Hamed Mansour, a specialist of Dermal Diseases at
Reform Issues May 8, 2007

Witch hunt against Mahalla strike leaders begins

The crackdown on Mahalla labor activists is taking a dangerous twist… and this is just the beginning… Ghazl el-Mahalla activist Mohamed el-Attar, who was among the leaders of the 27,000-strong
IraqMB VS. Qaeda May 8, 2007

Dilemma of Al-Qaeda In Iraq

Although denial of the so called Islamic State of Iraq that the leader of Al-Qaeda Network in Mesopotamia was killed, undermined the already confused Iraqi official reports around his death,
IranReform Issues May 8, 2007

HRW: Egypt Need to Reform Laws Used to Silence Critics

Human Rights Watch issued a statement May 3rd in which Joe Stork, HRW Deputy Director -MENA, said “Egypt’s sorry record of torture is only made worse by its practice of
MB NewsMilitary Tribunal May 8, 2007

Egypt’s Highest Court Cancels Military Trials For MB Detainees

In a historic ruling, Egypt’s administrative Court accepted on Tuesday an appeal filed by 33 Muslim Brotherhood members and more than 100 of their family members against the President’s order to refere them MB
IranOther Blogs May 7, 2007

Frontline Club: Politics and blogging

Last night, Suw and I went to a discussion on World Press Freedom Day at theFrontline Club here in London. I’ve tidied up my liveblog notes
May 7, 2007

Mary Joyce, Her Latest: Free Monem Campaign

Mary Joyce in front of her campaign posts during a recent trip to Lagos to set up computer equipment for the OpenNet Initiative in April, 2007  (Photo from her Flickr
May 7, 2007

Monem, 23 Other Detainees To Begin Hunger Strike

Blogger and journalist Abdel Monem Mahmoud and 23 other detained students from the Institute of Agricultural Engineering threatened to begin a hunger