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Dakahlia Secondary School Teacher Arrested

Security forces in Dakahlia arrested Abdul Fattah Mohamed Abdul Maqsoud, 44 years, on Monday at noon from the street in the city of Al Senbelawin.

Rights Report: 35000 Workers Dismissed, 36 Sit-ins and Demonstrations, 10 killed last October

A Human rights report issued by Al-Ard (Earth) Human Rights Centre confirmed that 35 thousand workers were dismissed last month and ten sit-ins and demonstrations were staged and 10 workers

Business Mogul Abd Al-Rahman Saudi beleaguered by Diseases in Prison

In a recurrent scene in the military tribunal facing Muslim Brotherhood leaders, several detainees have skipped the sessions due to aggravating diseases in President Mubarak’s prisons

2000 Journalists Demand Military Detainee Ahmed Ezzuddin Released

Makram Mohamed Ahmed, the new chairman of the press syndicate, called for immediately releasing fell ..

Sandmonkey Tales: Abdel Monem and me

Me and Abdel Monem don’t know each other, and I am glad of that. I am glad to not know him, to not be acquainted with him, let alone be

Nomads in No-Man’s Land

Rulers have come and gone, but none have won the trust of the the Eastern Desert’s tribes. Now that the Beja tribes are grudgingly considering settlements, is this the end

Burj Al-Arab Prison MB Detainees on Strike

A group of Muslim Brotherhood members detained in Burj Al-Arab prison declared staging an open strike protesting at the unjustified and irresponsible measure committed on Wednesday dawn

Habib on MB Party Program, Dialogue with West

-Muslim Brotherhood’s administrative offices discussed the party program. - Issue of non-Muslims, women running for presidency a juristic option.

Al Shater’s Trial Session Adjourned till Next Tuesday, Wife to ICU

The Military tribunal adjourned till next Tuesday, Nov,20th, its session in the trial against forty Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders.

Close, but No Democracy

September 11 and its aftermath caused many American policymakers, both Democrats and Republicans, to re-evaluate Washington’s traditional emphasis on promoting "stability" in the Middle East, even at the expense of