A series of deadly attacks in Indonesia’s troubled Papua province have overshadowed voting in the country’s parliamentary elections. Today’s parliamentary election is only the third democratic vote since the autocratic

In a new transgression against MB students in Fayyoum University, more than 150 bullies under the protection of Education faculty guards assaulted education MB students Wednesday, April 9, kidnapping three

Although he was released by the Public Prosecutor, Egyptian blogger Abdel Rahman Fares (25 ) is still missing. Fares who blogs at Lesani Howa Qalami (My Tongue is My Pen)

At noon today, while Egyptian bloggers were in their jobs, or browsing the Internet, a Twitter message reached those following prominent blogger Wael Abbas, which read:

The European campaign to lift the siege on Gaza Strip on Wednesday made an urgent appeal to all organizations concerned with human rights and law to save one and a

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) considered the current week a "black week for freedom of press and expression in Egypt", during it the license of "Ibda’e", an

I wrote last month about an open letter, which I’ve helped organize, on the need to make democracy in the Middle East a top priority, which was signed by leading

Since 6 April 2008, many Egyptian Internet users have been tirelessly communicating a message that their society must change. Having grown up under the state of emergency law that prevents

MP Mostafa Ayatollah (Member of MB Parliamentary Bloc) has condemned the assaults on MB students in Zaqaziq, Ain Shams and Fayoum by security forces in Egypt.

In the light of the Day of Rage which was organised by Egyptian opposition youth on 6th April, in solidarity with this call Egyptian political forces declared “Cairo Declaration” titled