Syria : Jurist and Activist Haitham Al-Maleh Should Be Released at Once

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information denounced the kidnap of the activist and jurist Haitham Al-Maleh. ANHRI stated that the Syrian security has turned to be a “kingdom of

Despite struggles, Brotherhood searching for new leader

Most analysts are hopeful that Akef’s successor will continue the strong hostility toward Al Qaeda style jihad activities and a commitment to the political process, which the Brotherhood has already

Kuwait’s Islamists and ICM stand up against parliamentary normalization with IOA

Prominent Kuwaiti parliamentary leaders, declared their intention to introduce a bill in parliament prohibiting any kind of direct or indirect relations or dealings with the Israeli occupation expressing their solidarity

THE CONDITIONS OF PALESTINIANS IN THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES IN 1948

Sixty years ago, the Security Council received a request of the admission of the State of "Israel" to the United Nations, where at that time it pledged to accept without

Lawyer Haitham al-Maleh referred to the Military Courts

The Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC) has strongly criticised the ongoing detention of the senior Syrian lawyer and human rights activist Mr. Haitham al-Maleh, and his referral to the military

8 Detention orders and complaints of harsh treatment in Dakahleya.

Mansoura prosecutors decided to renew the detention of 8 Muslim Brotherhood members a further 15 days pending investigation.

Press conference promoting transparent elections.

A press conference has been scheduled for Sunday October 25th by the movement "Egyptians for free and proper elections" in front of the Journalists' Syndicate to announce the reasons and

International conference discussing reform at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo.

On Monday October 19th, the Arab League headquarters in Cairo hosted an international conference discussing "the future of reform in the Islamic world" which aimed at sharing experiences with Turkish

Human rights activists condemn security practices against MB students.

MB students carrying banners protest and condemn the dismissal and suppression of freedoms of expression at Egyptian universities demanding investigations.

It’s good to talk to Iran

Despite the diplomatic grandstanding over Iran's nuclear programme, the latest round of the P5+1 talks in Vienna has proven anticlimactic. Obama's groundbreaking revelation of Iran's secret Qom facility last month