May 7, 2008 – Page 2

Human Rights Reform Issues May 7, 2008

Two Unfair sentences against Islamic Detainees

The exceptional Supreme State Security Court in Damascus issued on Monday 5/5/2008 two unjust sentences on two Islamic citizens:

Election Coverage Human Rights Islamic Issues May 7, 2008

All the World’s A Stage: America’s Image in the Muslim World

SIMPLY PUT, America’s image in much of the Muslim world remains abysmal. Iraq, the war on terrorism, American support for Israel and other key features of U.S. foreign policy continue

Human Rights Reform Issues May 7, 2008

Food crisis sparks violence across the globe

Across the planet, the price of basic foods are soaring. In many cases, the result has been violence. Focusing on the past few months, here’s a trip around the globe:

Human Rights Reform Issues May 7, 2008

Tension in Egypt clouds outlook for succession

Social tensions in Egypt over the past year have eroded overwhelming expectations that Gamal Mubarak will succeed his father President Hosni Mubarak at the helm of the most populous Arab

Human Rights Reform Issues Torture May 7, 2008

HR Representative: Emergency Law is the Worst in Egypt’s History

Dr. Ahmed Kamal Abulmagd, Professor of Law at Cairo University and Vice-chairman of the National council for human rights, said Monday that the Emergency law is the worst law ever

Months

Archive: May 7, 2008

Years

Archive

Two Unfair sentences against Islamic Detainees

All the World’s A Stage: America’s Image in the Muslim World

Food crisis sparks violence across the globe

Tension in Egypt clouds outlook for succession

HR Representative: Emergency Law is the Worst in Egypt’s History