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ReportsTorture September 22, 2008

Kidnappers seize foreign tourists in Egypt

Masked kidnappers in Egypt have seized 19 hostages including German, Italian and Romanian tourists in a remote desert area near the Sudanese and Libyan borders, Egyptian officials said today.
Other Blogs September 22, 2008

Moroccan Appeals Court Acquits Blogger Mohamed Al Rajhi

Arab Network for Human Rights Information stated on Sunday that Moroccan Appeals Court in the city of Agadir has acquitted the blogger Mohamed Al Rajhi on Thursday last September 18,
MB News September 22, 2008

Al-Jazeera School: Banning Students From Entering, Continuous Siege

Egyptian Security forces continue their siege on Al-Jazeera Islamic School in Al Ajami district in Alexandria for the sixth day consecutively.
Reform Issues September 22, 2008

Opposition Calls for Resignation of Interior Minister After Tourists Abduction

George Ishaq, the coordinator of Kefaya movement, slammed the deterioration in security services in dealing with frequent challenges, the last of which is the abduction of at least 11 tourists
Other Issues September 22, 2008

11Tourists, Four Egyptians Kidnapped In Upper Egypt Amid Fears Of Transporting them to Sudan

Around 11 tourists and four Egyptians were kidnapped from several places in Upper Egypt on Monday, security sources said.
Iraq September 22, 2008

Muthanna Al-Dari: Vast Areas In Baghdad Were Evacuated Of Inhabitants Because Of Sectarian Cleansing

Muthanna Harith Al-Dari (the spokesman of Iraq’s Muslim Scholars Association), confirmed in an interview with Ikhwanweb, that there are many vast areas in Baghdad that were evacuated of their inhabitants
MB News September 22, 2008

State Security Detains 12 MB Students for Four Days Despite Release Warrants

Prosecution withdrew the release warrant issued on September 17, 2008, for 12 Muslim Brotherhood university students at the Nile Delta governorate of Al Sharqia to be detained for four days