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Military Tribunal Adjourns Session to Oct.1st

The Military Court trying case of engineer Khairat Al-Shater along with 39 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders was adjourned till next Monday, Oct.1st, 2007,

Sexual Healing: How big is Kalaam Kibeer?

Dr. Heba talks a big talk indeed. She has a message and is in a hurry to deliver it: being a good Muslim means having good sex.

Health of MB Detainee Abul Fattouh Afifi Seriously Deteriorating

The emergency physician decided the have a CAT scan for the patient but the officer, Hani, refused because he wants to break his fasting at home and he insisted that

Top US Rights Activist: Barring Previous Monitors Won’t Dissuade us from Coming

The international human rights activists held this press conference after they were denied access to attend and monitor the fifteenth session of the military tribunal against 40 Muslim Brotherhood (MB)

State Security Assaults Al Fayyum University Students, Detains 3

Officer Marawan Ahmed Mazen, tasked with the file of university and education at the State Security Police institution, has transgressed the campus by assaulting and beat university students and detaining

Al Mahalla Workers Maintain Strike till Getting Rights

Egyptian security forces arrested four strikers: Magdi Sherif’, Faisal Laqousha, Mohamed Al Atar, Gamal Al Saadawi and Wael Habib and they appeared before the prosecution that ordered their detention prolonged

Egypt bans social gathering of opposition Muslim Brotherhood

MB press release] of the Muslim Brotherhood [party website; FAS backgrounder] as part of its crackdown on opposition to the Egyptian government, a Brotherhood official said Sunday.

Rights groups accuse Egypt of limiting press freedoms after court jails editors

Ibrahim Issa, editor of Al Dustour; Adel Hammouda, editor of Al-Fagr [media websites]; Wael Al-Abrashi, editor of the independent newspaper Sawt Al-Umma; and Abdel-Halim Qandil, former editor of Al-Karama,

Egyptian editors jailed for defaming Mubarak

Four outspoken Egyptian newspaper editors have been sentenced to a year in prison and fined for defaming President Hosni Mubarak and his son Gamal, who is widely expected to succeed

Commentary: We know what Hamas rejects – but do we know what they want?

there is no need for supporters of Palestine to become partisans of Fatah. However, important choices need to be made, and there are serious consequences to words and deeds.