The Muslim Brotherhood is gearing up for a greater role on university campuses, reports Mustafa El-Menshawy In 2003, Cairo University students belonging to the banned Muslim Brotherhood group placed a

In January, the U.N. Committee on the Rights of the Child considered Egypt’s second periodic report on the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. It welcomed

Amid conflicting signals from the Bush administration, the Republican-led House narrowly rejected a bid to cut $100 million from U.S. aid to Egypt as a protest of its suppression of

Attending a fundraiser for local Republican candidates last night, I did not see Tuesday’s GOP presidential primary debate live, and instead watched it online this morning

A little over ten years ago, several Arab countries in the Middle East and North Africa experienced the breeze of democracy that blew across our globe. Unlike Eastern Europe and

In the past few months, as the situation in Iraq has deteriorated, the Bush Administration, in both its public diplomacy and its covert operations, has significantly shifted its Middle East

A field study prepared by the Egyptian Center for Women’s Rights revealed that there is no specific age during which a female faces sexual harassment, as females aged 18 to

In spite of the suffering they face while lacking government services, the security forces in Cairo assaulted Qale’et El-Kabsh residents whose houses were swallowed by a fire. They were assaulted

South Cairo Court decided on its meeting today, Tuesday June 19, 2007 to consider the petition submitted by 29 businessmen, their spouses, and their minor children against the ruling of

Sudan has approved a UN-AU joint Force to Darfur, and the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan approves this provided that it is in line with national sovereignty.  The UN Security Council