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Human Rights October 29, 2008

Six MB Affiliates In Alexandria Imprisoned For 15 Days

General Prosecution of Alexandria decided last Tuesday to imprison six affiliates of the Muslim Brotherhood for 15 days pending investigations.
Human Rights October 29, 2008

Shebin El Koum Hospital Fabricates charges Against Nurses of Strike

The strike the nurses of Shebin El Koum hospital went through remained for the fifth day in a row. The hospital administration holds the participating nurses responsible for the death
Activites October 29, 2008

Lawyers’ Judicial Election Committee Suspends Election

The Bar Association’s Election Judicial Committee; presided by Judge Adel Androws head of Appeal Court, decided to suspend the syndicate’s elections which was scheduled to be held on November 14th,
Human Rights October 29, 2008

Faiyum Bloggers Violated At The Prison

Internet bloggers who were detained from the governorate of Faiyum during the fierce round-up campaign launched by the Egyptian security apparutus against internet activists suffer from miserable conditions at the
Human Rights October 29, 2008

Seven Students At Faiyum University Detained

Egyptian security forces detained on Wednesday morning seven Muslim Brotherhood affiliates at the University of Faiyum. Six of those students were captured after storming into their houses and the other
Human Rights October 29, 2008

MB Leader Mohamed El Helisi Detained For 15 Days

Prosecution of Kafr El Sheikh decided last Wednesday the imprisonment of Muslim Brotherhood leading figure Mohamed El Helisi for 15 days pending investigations.
Arts October 29, 2008

Rare Victory for Muslim Democracy

In the Maldives. "Nasheed’s victory in the nation’s first multiparty elections caps a remarkable journey for an activist whose criticism of Gayoom and crusading for democracy saw him charged 27
ActivitesHuman Rights October 29, 2008

EGYPT: Ruling Party in Free Fall

A high-ranking member of Egypt’s ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) is facing trial on charges of arranging the murder of a Lebanese pop singer. The case, along with a host
Human Rights October 29, 2008

Torture Officers’ Accountability, Permanently out of Service

Torturing has mushroomed in Egyptian police stations and state security headquarters, which confirms that torture crimes are not just individual violations erroneously committed by individuals. The Torturers aren’t the only
Other Issues October 29, 2008

PM Putin Suggests Russia, China Ditch Dollar in Trade Deals

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin proposed on Tuesday that Russia and China gradually switch over to national currency payments in bilateral trade, expected to total $50 billion in 2008.