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DevelopmentHuman Rights December 30, 2007

Authorities investigate video said to show Egyptian policeman forcing woman to strip

Egyptian authorities have opened an investigation into a video clip uncovered by an anti-torture activist that allegedly shows a police officer slapping a woman and forcing her to strip, a
Human RightsMB News December 30, 2007

40 Arrested in Front of Al Fayyum Court

Egyptian police forces have been arresting any one in front of Al Fayyum court of first instance ahead of bringing 19 Al Fayyum detainees from Cairo to attend an a
Human RightsPalestine December 30, 2007

Who is impeding ceasefire in Gaza?

The Palestinian government in Gaza has recently given many indications of its willingness to reach a ceasefire agreement with Israel.
Human RightsPalestineReports December 30, 2007

Egypt Sends Stranded Pilgrims to Al-Arish Near Gaza Borders

Egyptian authorities started to move Gaza Strip pilgrims to the city of Al-Arish near the borders with the strip after allowing the ferry carrying them to make them disembark in
Human RightsPalestine December 30, 2007

Mashaal Holds Contacts with Egyptian, Arab Officials to Solve Gaza Pilgrims’ Crisis

Khalid Mashaal, the Palestinian Hamas movment politburo chief, exerts huge efforts in order to end the crisis of the Gaza Strip pigrims stranded in front of the Egyptian port of
MB Around The WorldMB News December 30, 2007

Muslim Brotherhood Mourns Death of Yemen’s Abdullah Al-Ahmar

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Egypt has offered its condolences over the death of Abdullah Bin Hussein Al Ahmar- the chairman of the Yemeni Congregation for Reform and House speaker
Human RightsPalestine December 30, 2007

Palestinian Contacts, Protests to End Crisis of Stranded Pilgrims

Atmospheres of worry and concern overshadow the Palestinian people in Gaza Strip due to the ongoing crisis of the 2200 Gaza Strip pilgrims who were stranded in the open sea
Human RightsReports December 30, 2007

Pakistan’s flawed and feudal princess

It’s wrong for the West simply to mourn Benazir Bhutto as a martyred democrat, says this acclaimed south Asia expert. Her legacy is far murkier and more complex
Human RightsReports December 30, 2007

View from Pakistan: Before Bhutto’s Assassination, Public Opinion Was Increasingly Opposed to Terror

The assassination of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto comes at a time when Pakistani public opinion has been increasingly turning against extremism and terrorist violence. As the 2007 Pew
MB VS. QaedaNews releases December 30, 2007

MB Executive Bureau criticizes Bin Laden’s latest Audio Release

“The Muslim Brotherhood’s path follows that of Prophet Muhammad, namely education, Da’wa, and the peaceful approach. We do not accuse other nations of Blasphemy as Al Qaeda does, and we