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MB will apply to become party when time is right

The Muslim Brotherhood’s media spokesman Dr. Essam El Erian has stated that steady and gradual reform must begin now, and it must begin on the terms that have been called

ANHRI Calls for A Policy for Information Access and Transparency

The Arabic Network for Human Rights has called on the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces temporarily running Egypt until the election of a civil government to work on a

MB Statements Confined to Appointed Media Officials

Media spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood Dr. Mohamed Morsy has ascertained that the group has issued a statement to highlight that any of its views and stances are expressed solely

Mubarak Used Time of Protests to Relocate Usurped Wealth

Former Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak has been accused of amassing a fortune of about £40 billion.

Understanding the Muslim Brotherhood

All eyes are on Egypt's biggest opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood. What are the Brotherhood's goals?

Libyan dictator warns use of Facebook

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information today expressed surprise and resentment at the continuation of Libyan dictator resorting to practices that need psychological treatment , the latest of which

Launched website reveals dictators’ scandalous supporters

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information today announced the launch of a new website dedicated to publish the names of Egyptian journalists,

Who Owns the Egyptian Revolution?

The Egyptian revolution was spearheaded by the youth, particularly the April 6 Youth Movement which put the wheels into motion years before.

MB’s insight and calls for preliminary steps during upcoming period

In light of the current situation and the progressive incidents the Muslim Brotherhood release this press statement relaying their hopes and offering their insights for the upcoming period.

Senior MB Leaders: Egypt’s Uprising a Prelude to a Radical Change in the Arab World

The Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist groups see that the success of Egypt's popular revolution finally culminated in President Hosni Mubarak's resignation, which spells a beginning of radical change in