Final Lawyer Candidates List Without Nuh, Badawy

The judicial committee supervising the Lawyers Syndicate elections announced today the final list of candidates who will be running for the syndicate’s elections scheduled to be held on the upcoming

10 Worst Countries to be a Blogger

CPJ names the worst online oppressors. Booming online cultures in many Asian and Middle Eastern nations have led to aggressive government repression. Burma leads the dishonor roll.

UNICEF: Gaza children continue to suffer physically and psychologically

The UN children’s fund (UNICEF) reported Tuesday that children in Gaza continue to suffer both physically and psychologically despite the Israeli war which ended 100 days ago, stressing the need

Rights Report Hails Political Diversity of Lawyers Syndicate Candidates

MAAT Center for Rights and Constitutional Studies hailed lawyers’ unity despite their political affiliations commenting that this unity brings hope in the transcendence of differences between lawyers as it wastes

Cairo Conference Against Imperialism and Zionism On May 14th

After postponement and threat of cancellation, the International Campaign Against Universal Imperialism and Zionism has decided to hold its seventh conference at the headquarter of Medical Professions Association in Azbakeya

Thousands of Palestinians commemorate Palestine Nakba in Kafrin village

More than 3,000 Palestinians from the 1948 occupied lands on Wednesday flocked to the abandoned village of Kafrin to commemorate the 61st anniversary of Israel’s establishment on usurped Palestinian land.

Parliament Request for Manufacturing of Local Swine Flu Vaccines

Member of the MB Parliamentary Bloc Taymur Abdul-Ghany requested the immediate construction of an advanced national lab for the manufacturing of a local swine flu vaccine.

Khatib: The perils threatening J’lem would have adverse results on Arab states

Sheikh Kamal Al-Khatib, the deputy head of the Islamic Movement in the 1948 occupied lands, warned that the dangers which keep threatening occupied Jerusalem would result in repercussions on the

The Brotherhood is silenced, again

The issue of Egypt’s repression of dissenters and Muslim Brotherhood bloggers gets little coverage in the West. Is this because Egypt is a “moderate and pro-Western” dictatorship? Perhaps.

Indonesia’s election a triumph of pragmatism over ideology, moderate Muslims over radical Islamists

The results of this month’s legislative elections in the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation are not due until May 9. But it is already clear that Indonesia’s 100 million voters demonstrated