July 18, 2008 – Ikhwanweb

Human Rights July 18, 2008

Egypt: Release Dozens of Protestors Held Without Charge

The men, whose names were released by Human Rights Watch, were arrested after thousands of security forces prevented workers from striking to protest the failure to implement promised wage increases

Human Rights Other Blogs July 18, 2008

Port Said Police Arrests the Blogger Tamer Mabrouk

Port Said police forces arrested the blogger Tamer Mabrouk, as he is approaching Trust Chemical Inc. for retrieving his due earnings (profits), this took place while Tamer was trying to

Islamic Movements July 18, 2008

A Reading into Al-Qaradawi-Muslim Brotherhood Relation

Al Qaradawi has been defined by the Muslim Brotherhood Movement perhaps as much it is defined by him. They have been related in all stages of his life. When you

Development July 18, 2008

The New Arab Diplomacy: Not With the U.S. and Not Against the U.S.

Arab countries are undertaking diplomatic initiatives that clearly contradict U.S. policy, because they no longer trust the U.S. capacity to contend with escalating regional crises. Even Arab countries traditionally aligned

Parliament News July 18, 2008

MP Zahran: Gov’t is Responsible for Rising Unemployment

Hamdi Zahran (member of the MB parliamentary bloc and member of the Education Committee at the PA) said in Thursday’s session that the government is responsible for the increasing numbers

Arts Copts July 18, 2008

Egyptian film takes on Christian-Muslim relations

CAIRO - A new film seeking to smash Egypt’s sectarian taboos takes a light approach to Muslim-Christian relations but critics say it fails to lay the blame for religious tensions

Fanatic Messages July 18, 2008

Arab Doctors Union: ICC Adopts Double-Standards

The Arab Doctors Union (ADU) criticized the arrest warrant against Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir passed by the International Criminal Court. It dismissed the decision as "groundless" and said it reveals

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