Chairman of the Zagazig University issued, on Sunday, decision of referring 146 male and female students to disciplinary boards.

About 300 Egyptian journalists demonstrated in front of the Press Syndicate, in central Cairo, to prevent the US embassy spokesman, John Berry, from attending a seminar in the syndicate about

The regime is at odds with all sectors of the society Returning to military tribunals a relapse to democracy, violation to right of citizenship The Muslim Brotherhood keenest to protect

The State Security Police arrested last Sunday at night seven owners of book stores in Ismailia, as part of the Egyptian regime’s unjustified escalation against the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), the

Cairo Criminal Court acquitted last Sunday 18 Muslim Brotherhood members and leaders from Sharqiya; the MB members were detained in prisons of Wadi Al-Natrun and Burj Al-Arab according to arrest

Westerners assume Middle Eastern bloggers are liberal. But the Muslim Brotherhood has just started blogging in force. The recent wave of internet activism in Egypt has followed an increasingly familiar

Silence by U.S. on Egyptian Human Rights & Liberties Abuses Further Deteriorates American Foreign Policy in the Region Egypt’s continued brutal crackdown on political opposition and domestic dissent (while being

Russia says it will work to lift sanctions which western governments imposed on the Palestinian Authority after Hamas won elections last year.

State security forces arrested Bakr Fawzi Fares, the pharmacists syndicate manager in Dakahlia and sent him to Wadi Al-Natrun prison although the prosecution acquitted him.

MB Students Fight Constitutional Amendments Through ’Narfud’ Muslim Brotherhood students in Egyptian universities launched "Narfud" (we refuse), a new campaign for refusing the constitutional amendments proposed by the Egyptian President to