In Egypt, detentions, military tribunals are the fate of Muslim Brotherhood…In Jordan, a clash between MB and the governments….In Syria,

The U.S. government has behaved as though these dead Iraqis were not even worth counting. In December 2005, President Bush casually mentioned "30,000, more or less" as the number of

THE EGYPTIAN working class over the last year has jumped into action, coming out in mass strikes, blockading their work-places and more importantly, establishing independent workers’ organisations, set apart from

Do you regularly check your email, chat with friends, or surf the internet at one of Cairo’s many net cafes? If so, don’t be surprised if you are asked to

Earlier: Brotherhood leader El-Arian still in custody... Amnesty worried about brotherhood military trial detainee leader’s health, speaks up about government treatment of the greoup.

A new torturing incident hs abeen committed by Egyptian police against citizens. This time, the victim hasn’t been tortured only, he was obliged to take of his clothes and was

Abdul Ghaffar Aziz of the Islamic Group in Pakistan declared that the group approves that all politicians and citizens in exile can return back to Pakistan becaue it is their

Neocon policies designed to promote liberal opinion in the Middle East have in fact played into the hands of the religious parties

Another man has died on Wednesday, Sep, 19th, 2007 in the Egyptian governorate of Al Fayum affected by wounds after he was tortured by Egyptian police elements, another victim of

2006 annual US Department of State report around the religious freedoms has condemned the retreat of the situation of religious freedoms in many countries, including Egypt.