July 10, 2009 – Ikhwanweb

Human Rights MB News July 10, 2009

MB leader Abdel Moneim Abul Futuh’s health at risk

Dr. Abdel Moneim Abul Futuh, Member of the Executive Bureau of the Muslim Brotherhood, and Secretary-General of the Arab Doctors Union, stated that his life will be endangered if he

Torture July 10, 2009

On torture in Egypt: Consistent practices?

Romuald Durand, a French citizen, was arrested and detained on 21 April at the Cairo International Airport, on allegations of being connected to terrorist groups, according to his testimonial to

Activites Human Rights Palestine Prisoners of Conscience July 10, 2009

PA prisoners’ ministry holds IOA responsible for life of Awwad

The PA ministry of prisoners’ and ex-prisoners’ affairs has held the Israeli occupation authorities fully responsible for the life of Palestinian prisoner Ahmad Abdul Fattah Awwad of Tulkarem city, who

Activites Human Rights Palestine Prisoners of Conscience July 10, 2009

Hamas: no agreement could be reached without clearing PA prisons

Hamas said on Thursday that no agreement could be reached during the forthcoming round of talks in Cairo slated for the 25 July unless PA prisons are cleared of political

Activites Human Rights Palestine July 10, 2009

Number of Jewish settlers in the West Bank increased by 37% since “Road Map”

An Israeli human rights group said that the number of Jewish settlers in the West Bank, excluding east Jerusalem, has reached 289,600 increasing by 37% since the Israeli government agreed

Activites Human Rights Palestine July 10, 2009

Abu Sha’ar: Jerusalem and Aqsa are facing most dangerous scheme since 1948

Dr. Talib Abu Sha’ar the minister of endowments and religious affairs said that the city of Jerusalem and the Aqsa Mosque are facing the most treacherous scheme since the Zionist

Activites Election Coverage Human Rights Iran July 10, 2009

Tehran troubles

The troubles that followed the Iranian Presidential elections have – with rare exceptions – been misread by the Western press and policymakers; it was not an East European model ‘colour

Activites Human Rights July 10, 2009

Ethnic Tensions in China Turn Bloody as Uighurs and Han Chinese Clash in Western China

Most of the world is aware of the tension in China over the occupation, and some might say, oppression of the Buddhist majority of Tibet by the majority Han people

MB in International press July 10, 2009

Egyptians Looking for Clues About Their President’s Plans

President Mubarak, 81, who has held office for nearly 28 years, has given no indication that he plans to retire, and his allies have suggested that he is likely to

Islamic Movements July 10, 2009

Qaradawi’s Revisions

His book, described by the Egyptian newspaper al-Masry al-Youm last week in a seven part series, is far more important than the much-discussed "recantations" and "revisions" of former jihadist intellectuals

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