Port Said Police Arrests the Blogger Tamer Mabrouk

Port Said police forces arrested the blogger Tamer Mabrouk, as he is approaching Trust Chemical Inc. for retrieving his due earnings (profits), this took place while Tamer was trying to

Egypt: Release Dozens of Protestors Held Without Charge

The men, whose names were released by Human Rights Watch, were arrested after thousands of security forces prevented workers from striking to protest the failure to implement promised wage increases

Ratification of Military Verdicts Is Worthless, says MP Sobhi Saleh

Sobhi Saleh (member of MB parliamentary bloc and member of the defense panel of 18 MB leaders) said that the ratification of the military rulings passed against them did not

Muslim Brotherhood Slams Int’l Court Charges against Sudan President

Muslim Brotherhood denounced the genocide charges filed by the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court against Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir on Monday.

Radi: Goverment Policies Causing Scientists to Seek Opportunities Abroad

“There’re at least 47 thousands Egyptian scientists in the fields of Cardiothoracic surgery and Nuclear Physicis abroad, specialties that are badly needed inside the country". He added that there’re more

Al Bashir…One More Hero for a Frustrated Nation

Although this is the least unfortunate scenario, but it is impossible. Al Bashir did not take off his military uniform for his mentor sheikh Hassan Al-Turabi, and threw him behind

Muslim Brotherhood Congratulates Lebanese People For Prisoners Release

In a statement released on Wednesday, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt expressed its rejoice for the release of five Lebanese prisoners from Israeli jails. Mr. Mohamed Mahdi Akef, MB Chairman,

Four Lawyers Released in Kafr El Sheikh

Appealed Misdemeanor Court of Kafr Al-Sheikh has acquitted lawyers Ibrahim Abdul-Monem, Sobhi Mohamed, Tareq Al-Sayed, and Muhammad Fawzi. They were arrested in the run-up to the complementary parliamentary elections.

Rights Groups Unite Against Controversial Media Law

As a result the human rights organizations which signed this release confirm that the "regulating audio and visual transmission" law is going to threat the right of opinion and expression,

Egypt Facebook Activist Undeterred

Ahmad Maher is still hopeful. The 27-year-old engineer smiles as he recalls his conversation with a senior security official at the SSI headquarters in Lazoghli.