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MERIP 245: Politics of Youth

Both my and Ted’s articles are available online for free. I’m glad that it will therefore reach a wider audience, but there’s also a more serious issue there. MERIP, for

Officer, 3 Detectives Slap Student on Nape to Paralysis

Again- Days after Ahmed Sayed Saber who was tortured inside Umraniya police station died in Al-Haram hospital- Abu Al-Numrus police station witnessed another stunning torture inciden

Detained Muslim Brotherhood Members Face New Escalations

State Security Apparatus escalated its assault on detained Muslim Brotherhood members when officers woke them up at 2am a couple of days ago for “inspections purposes.”

Sultani Demands Independent Committee Supervise Algerian Municipal Elections

Abu Jarra Sultani, the leader of the Algerian Movement for the Society of Peace (MSP), criticized the latest amendments introduced into the election laws,

Karim Amer Tortured in Borg Alarab prison Demands to the Prosecutor-General to investigate the issue

The Arabic Network for Human Rights information and Hisham Mubarak Centre for Law sent a communiqué to the Egyptian Prosecutor-General

Citizen Media Law Project Launches Legal Threats Database

We’ve finally finished building the interface for our Legal Threats Database, and I am excited to announce its public launch. If you would like to read our news release, you

Three police officers indicted in Qalubiya torture case

A man in Qalubyia is accusing three police officers of torturing and sodomizing him in June of last year.

Few Surprises Expected in Jordan Election Amid Calls for Reform

Voters in Jordan go to the polls next week to choose a new parliament. But a key Islamist opposition party is accusing the government of intending to rig the poll,

2 Egyptian police officers under investigation for allegedly ordering 2 teens raped

Two police officers are under investigation after two teenagers alleged that the officers ordered other prisoners to rape them at a police station, prosecution officials said Wednesday

Ajami’s Voice

President Bush has an opportunity, following the departure of Karen Hughes as under secretary of state for public diplomacy, to open a new kind of demarche to the Arab world