Egypt: Security Authorities Confiscate Al Dostour Newspaper from Stores

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (anhri.net) said Monday that security agencies had confiscated Al Dostour independent newspaper from stores following the newspaper publicity of story that involves an

Morocco: Jadda Boubkar is an Opinon Prisoner and Must be Released

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information “anhri.net” said today that the Moroccan authorities should release the student and the opinion prisoner “Jadda Boubkar, 22 years old, who was arrested

MB Defense Challenges Military Verdicts

Defense panel of Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders who received jail sentences in the military tribunal in case no. 2 of 2007 decided on Monday to file a challenge before the

Editorial: Muslim Brotherhood Hits the Obama Campaign Trail

The ongoing controversy in the U.S. surrounding resignation of Mr. Mazen Asbahi, Muslim-outreach advisor to presumptive democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama, is quite intriguing.

MB Lawyers Receive Written Military Verdicts

The defense panel of the MB who received military rulings in case no. 2 of 2007 has already been handed a copy of the verdicts findings, MB Attorney Abdul Monem

Changing the Image of the “ugly American”: Interview with Keith Reinhard

It’s not just the world view of the American government that has slipped in the past few years; it’s the view of American citizens and businesses too. Keith Reinhard aims

Egypt: Increase in Censorship and Internet Users’ Privacy Violation

Said the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information today that, “The Egyptian government imposed a new measurement which increases the extent of the censorship on Internet users, and violates their

MB Bloc Urges Restraint in Mauritania, Asks Leaders to Put Nations’ Interests First

Hussein Muhammad Ibrahim (spokespersonof the MB parliamentary bloc) called upon Mauritanian factions to give precedence to the national interests and to seek solutions through dialogue.

Interview with Barbara Ibrahim

Toys for orphans, tutoring for mentally disabled: voluntary dedication to the weaker is booming among young Egyptians.

Three years and three days

So much for what we had grown used to thinking of, half-jokingly, as the Arab world’s only democracy. Three years and three days after the coup that deposed a much-hated