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Parliament Requests August 12, 2008

Abul-Futuh Rebukes Interior Ministry over Traffic Law

MP Saber Abul-Futuh (member of the Muslim Brotherhood Parliamentary Bloc) criticized the Ministry of Interior for citizens’ lack of awareness of the new traffic law.
Military Tribunal August 12, 2008

Rights Group Calls for Ceasing Military Trials of Civilians

Sawaseya Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Center has expressed its solidarity with 49 Egyptians from Mahallah al-Kubra city who were detained in the awake of April 6 strike and were trialed
Palestine August 12, 2008

Campaign Against U.S. Aid to Israeli Occupation

An American NGO concerned with American foreign policy in the Middle East has organized a campaign against the U.S. aid to Israeli occupation, accusing the U.S. administration of squandering American
Reports August 12, 2008

In Egypt, Beware Everyone Is Watched Online

Sitting as usual at a small table in his café beside a window overlooking the American University in Cairo whose students are most of his customers, with a cup of
EditorialObama August 11, 2008

Editorial: Muslim Brotherhood Hits the Obama Campaign Trail

The ongoing controversy in the U.S. surrounding resignation of Mr. Mazen Asbahi, Muslim-outreach advisor to presumptive democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama, is quite intriguing.
Military Tribunal August 11, 2008

MB Defense Challenges Military Verdicts

Defense panel of Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders who received jail sentences in the military tribunal in case no. 2 of 2007 decided on Monday to file a challenge before the
Human Rights August 11, 2008

Morocco: Jadda Boubkar is an Opinon Prisoner and Must be Released

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information “anhri.net” said today that the Moroccan authorities should release the student and the opinion prisoner “Jadda Boubkar, 22 years old, who was arrested
Human Rights August 11, 2008

Egypt: Security Authorities Confiscate Al Dostour Newspaper from Stores

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (anhri.net) said Monday that security agencies had confiscated Al Dostour independent newspaper from stores following the newspaper publicity of story that involves an
MB News August 11, 2008

Mahdy Akef: Freedom Requires Sacrifice

In his weekly message, Muslim Brotherhood (MB) Chairman Mohamed Mahdy Akef said that the criteria for any nation’s development is its regime’s reverence of constitution and the rule of law,
Human Rights August 11, 2008

NGO: 62 Protests By Workers And Peasants In Egypt During July

The Earth Center for Human Rights revealed in a press release Sunday that the labor movement has witnessed at least 40 protests during the month of July.