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Palestine December 4, 2010

34 ships to carry aid to Gaza next April

The international campaign for solidarity with the Palestinian people is preparing to send 34 ships loaded with humanitarian relief material to the Gaza Strip by next April, Mariam Zakut, the
Palestine December 4, 2010

Dozens hurt in Bilin weekly anti wall march

-- Tens of Palestinian citizens were treated for teargas inhalation n Bilin village, west of Ramallah city, after Israeli occupation forces (IOF) used teargas canisters to disperse the weekly anti
Palestine December 4, 2010

IOF soldiers open machinegun fire at civilians in Gaza, wound three

- Israeli occupation forces (IOF) stationed north and east of Gaza Strip opened machinegun fire at Palestinian citizens at dawn Saturday wounding three of them including two workers who were
Egypt’s 2010 Elections in the Western MediaEscalating harassments of MBWikileaksWikileaks Cable On MB December 4, 2010

WikiLeaks Cable Warned Egypt’s Regime about Recurrent and Escalating MB Arrests

With the elections scandal witnessed worldwide all Egypt needs now is another WikiLeaks scandal.
2010 election updateWikileaksWikileaks Cable On MB December 4, 2010

Tug-of-War – The Regime vs the MB

The 2010 elections in Egypt sent a very clear message to both the opposition and the general populace that anyone opposing the NDP will face tyranny.
2010 election update December 3, 2010

Down but not Out for the Count – MB Boycotts Runoffs

One big, fat zero! That is what the Muslim Brotherhood is said to have got for their concerted efforts in the 2010 parliamentary elections.
2010 election update December 3, 2010

Egypt: Media Prevented From Covering Fraud During First Round of Parliamentary Elections

No one but the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) seems to dispute the fact that there was massive fraud during the first round of the parliamentary elections on 28 November.
2010 election update December 3, 2010

Egypt’s Legitimacy Crisis in the Aftermath of Flawed Elections

The first round of parliamentary elections in Egypt has left behind a political scene that is simultaneously frustrating and puzzling.
Torture December 3, 2010

Trial of Eight Police Officers Who Tortured a Worker to Death Postponed

Cairo Criminal Court, headed by Councillor Adel Abdel Salam Gomaa, postponed the second hearing in the trial of two officers, four policemen and two soldiers in Maadi police station, until
2010 election update December 3, 2010

Judge’s Arrest and Violations on Election Day Draw Outcry

The detention of Egyptian judge, Waleed El-Shafei, while attempting to monitor a polling station in Badrasheen district during Sunday's voting, has triggered widespread controversy.