Ibrahim Eissa to Face Verdict on Wednesday on Egyptian President’s Health Case

A Boulak court in the Egyptian capital Cairo will issue a ruling on Wednesday March, 27th, in the case against Ibrahim Eissa, editor-in-chief of the Egyptian daily Al-Dustoor on charges

The Science of Terror

Sometimes the science community, hiding behind the guise of empirical research, cannot see its own bias even while correctly analyzing a situation.

Egypt Targets Muslim Brotherhood Moderates

Hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood members waited under the hot spring sun on the Hikestep Army Base near Cairo on Tuesday to hear the verdict against 40 other influential members on

Three American Human Rights Activists Will Observe Military Court Verdict’s Session Tomorrow

A top US human rights delegation will arrive in the Egyptian capital Cairo on Monday at noon, March, 24th, to show solidarity with the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders transferred to

MP Tafesh: Prisoners suffer very harsh living conditions in Israeli jails

Newly released MP Khaled Tafesh revealed that the conditions of Palestinian detainees in Israeli jails are miserable and intolerable, where the Israeli prisons’ administrations deliberately suppress prisoners through maltreating them

Final Statement of Brussels Meeting on Egypt ’s Human Rights

The Belgian capital Brussels hosted on Thursday March, 20th, 2008, a conference about freedoms in Egypt . The conference, entitled " Human Rights In Egypt Uncertain Future ?!", was organized

Names of MB Municipal Candidates in Damietta Deleted

The committee in charge of municipal elections in Damietta governorate has erased all the names of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) candidates registered in the final municipal election documents today morning.

Rough justice for Egypt’s Brotherhood

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood is the country’s most popular political movement, despite a 1954 ban. It won one-fifth of the seats in the People’s Assembly in 2005, becoming the largest opposition

ACHR Launches New Web Site on HR in the Arab World

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information released a new website titled Qadaya (-http://qadaya.net) which provides a legal and human rights service for journalists, lawyers and human rights activists in

Violette Daguerre’s Comments on the Military Tribunals

The ACHR (Arab Committee for Human Rights) has taken a prior decision to watch the military tribunals of the MB due to the deteriorated conditions in Egypt and the deficient