International human rights observers have been denied access to attend the ninth session of the military tribunal- now held in Huckstepp east Cairo- trying forty Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders topped

The Military Tribunal adjourned till next Tuesday its session in the case of 40 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, topped by engineer Khairat Al Shater the second deputy chairman of the

The Interior Ministry affiliated journalist Ahmed Mousa is still spewing his venom and his toxic campaign against the Muslim Brotherhood group in Saturday’s issue of Al-Ahram newspaper. Mousa who claimed

Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak is in good health, his wife Suzanne Mubarak said, seeking to end speculation in the Egyptian media the 79-year-old ruler may be seriously ill.

Egyptian blogger and journalist Abdel Monem Mahmoud, who has been released in June 2007 after 46 days imprisonment in Southern Cairo Torah prison, is “facing detention threats [again]. Both as

Monem showed solidarity for Kareem, but he was not jailed because of this. He was detained because of his campaigning against referring Muslim Brotherhood members to military tribunals, and because

Dr. Nasser Al Sane, a member of the Kuwaiti National Assembly and a top leader in the Islamic Constitutional Movement (ICM), the Muslim Brotherhood offshoot in Kuwait , confirmed that

The Muslim Brotherhood, the largest Sunni group, and an influential Egyptian association, has been under fire by the Egyptian government.

An upcoming book challenging whether diplomatic and military support for Israel is in the best interests of the United States is set to spark fresh debate on Washington’s role in

Ammar Qurabi, the envoy of the Arab Committee for Human Rights, will attend the ninth session of the Military Tribunal against Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders .