MB Bloc Lodges Bill Banning Jail in Publication Cases

Ahmed Abu Baraka, a member of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) parliamentary bloc, confirmed that the bloc will submit a bill banning prison sentences on publication crimes in next parliamentary round

Native Deen to Perform in Cairo, September 28-29, 2007

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Changes

Reuters says it appears "suspected AlQaeda militants" are following through on a threat by ISI head Omar al-Baghdadi to launch attacks during Ramadan against those who cooperate with the Americans

The Death of Deference

Thursday’s sentencing and fining of four independent newspaper editors is not particularly new or surprising. And neither is the impending trial of Ibrahim Eissa for allegedly spreading rumours about Mubarak’s

Qurabi on Syrian Human Rights Situation, Military Tribunal of Egypt’s MB

Ammar Qurabi, an eminent figure in the file of the seventh Military Court against Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders. Qurabi has recently visited Egypt four times to monitor the fifth, sixth,

Undermining Democracy in the Middle East

Bush’s denials to the contrary, the Administration is holding its breath hoping Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki will resign. It only now has figured out that Maliki is too close

Egyptian Security Blocks MB Annual Iftar Party

Egyptian security services have blocked the Iftar (breaking the fasting day of Ramadan) party annually held by the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) group.

MB Lawyer: Denying Visiting the Detained is Cruel and Injust

The Ministry of Interior Affairs has denied access to the relatives of the detained students in Alexandria, who were arrested recently and have been accused of belonging to Al-Qaeda terrorist

Al Sameraie: Al-Qaeda in Iraq about to End

Abdul Karim Al Sameraie, Iraqi member of parliament member and a member of the Iraqi Islamic Party’s (IIP) political bureau, confirmed that Al-Qaeda network in Iraq has reached a level

Sinai Bedouins protest against security practices & begin an open sit-in

Hundreds of the north Sinai Bedouins resumed on Friday 7 September 2007, their protests against what they called the "security practices targeting them" by launching a sit-in in Rafah on