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February 8, 2008

IOA decides to further reduce electricity, fuel supply to Gaza

After the Israeli supreme court authorized it to reduce electricity and fuel supplies to Gaza Strip, the Israeli occupation government decided to start the reduction of the supplies on Thursday,
Other OpinionsPalestine February 8, 2008

Former Egyptian FM expresses surprise at his successor’s comments

Former Egyptian Foreign Minister, Ahmad Maher, indirectly criticized comments made by his successor, Ahmad Abu al-Ghait, who criticized the Palestinian resistance and doubted its effectiveness. "I find myself unable to
Human RightsMilitary TribunalPrisoners of Conscience February 8, 2008

Last Session of MB Military Tribunal to be Attended by Senior Rights Activists

Nearly coming to a close next Monday, the military trial against Muslim Brotherhood leaders is drawing a huge international attention after it has remained under public spotlight for more than
Human RightsMilitary TribunalPrisoners of Conscience February 8, 2008

Walter Fauntroy* will come to Cairo Monday to monitor the last session of the military

Honorable Reverend Walter E. Fauntroy, pastor of the New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington, D.C. since 1959, has spent the past more than forty-six (46) years as a Christian minister,
IraqMilitary TribunalReports February 8, 2008

Cindy Sheehan in Cairo to Monitor MB Military Trial

Born on July, 10th, 1957, Cindy Sheehan’s most tragic day was April, 4th, 2004, when she was informed that her son Casey, 24 years died on duty in Iraq .
February 8, 2008

Mahdi Bray, a Strong Voice for Human Rights

Mahdi Bray is a prominent US human rights activist. He is the executive manager of MAS Freedom Foundation while assumed several top human rights posts.
Human RightsMilitary TribunalPrisoners of Conscience February 8, 2008

Next Monday, a Justice or One More Plunge into Egypt ’s Dark Tunnel of Police

The case of referring 40 Muslim Brotherhood leaders to the Military Tribunal, upon a presidential decree issued in early 2007, has witnessed several recent developments. The latest of these developments
Election CoverageIraq February 8, 2008

McCain: Straight Talk and Militarist Madness

In the New Hampshire primary, exit polls revealed that 38 percent of those voting in the Republican primary who “strongly disapprove” of the war in Iraq cast their ballot for
IraqReports February 8, 2008

Iraq’s Tragic Future

Any analysis of the current state of the ongoing U.S. occupation of Iraq that relied solely on the U.S. government, the major candidates for president or the major media outlets
Human RightsOther BlogsPrisoners of Conscience February 8, 2008

Renewal of imprisonment of Mosaad Abo Fagr for extra 15 days

Egyptian human rights organizations denounced today the continued imprisonment of political blogger and activist Mosaad Abo Fagr the head of the movement (we want to live) or "wedna naeesh" for