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In One Session, Without Defense or Lawyers The Sentence of the Moroccan Blogger, Mohamed Elrraji…

In One Session, Without Defense or Lawyers The Sentence of the Moroccan Blogger, Mohamed Elrraji, to Two Years Imprisonment and A Fine

Civil Society in Egypt: A Catalyst for Democratization?

Over the past decade, it has been noted that the West (mainly Europe and the United States) tends to view civil society as a catalyst or engine for democratization, especially

Al-Ghannouchi: Change In Arab Countries Needs National Equation Leading Change Movement

Rashid Al-Ghannouchi (head of Tunisian Renaissance Movement) said in an interview with Ikhwanweb that the change in Arab countries needs a national equation that leads the change movement and reflects

Al-Ghannouchi: Change In Arab Countries Needs National Equation Leading Change Movement

Rashid Al-Ghannouchi (head of Tunisian Renaissance Movement) said in an interview with Ikhwanweb that the change in Arab countries needs a national equation that leads the change movement and reflects

Internet Calls For Solidarity With Abdul Halim Qandil

A group of activists on the Internet has sent a call for solidarity with Abdul Halim Qandil (the editor of Sawt Al-Omaa newspaper) on Facebook social networking website.

Hamas Leader Denies Transferring Shalit File to a Foreign Agent

Osama Hamdan (Chairman of Hamas office in Lebanon) denied, in an interview with Ikhwanweb, transferring the file of the captured Israeli soldier Shalit to a foreign agent, demanding authentication of

Rights Groups Criticize Nepotism in Housing Rockslide Victims

The Egyptian Organization for Supporting Democratic Development and the Egyptian Center for Development and Democratic Studies, revealed –after sending fact-finding committee to the shantytown Al-Doweeqa- that there are cases of

MB Lawyers Submit Memo of Military Trial Violations

The defense lawyers of the 18 Muslim Brotherhood leaders topped by Khairat El Shater (MB Deputy Chairman) have submitted a memo of the reasons for challenging the April 15 verdict

Morsi: Democracy Conforms To Islamic Shura

Member of the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau Mohammad Morsi affirmed, in his statement to Ikhwanweb, the conformity between democracy and Islamic shura, explaining the concept of Islamic democracy as a

Egypt: regime targets activists, NGOs

Islamist NGOs tend to be more effective than their secular counterparts, yet tend to be excluded from external funding. “The result is two categories of organizations, she notes, “secular ones