New Torture Video Revealed In Egypt

Web activists and bloggers posted a new footage in which an unidentified citizen is being tortured in an Egyptian police station. The torture footage shows a policeman ordering a police corporal

Interview with Libyan Brotherhood Leader

The Muslim Brotherhood group in Libya has been witnessing huge social and political activities since the group’s general conference elected, a month ago, eng. Solaiman Abdul Qader as a secretary

Egypt Keeps Muslim Brotherhood In Check

The following article provides a fair and balanced assessment of the reasons behind the current government’s crackdown against opposition led by the MB. The article sheds more light this time on a

Let’s Hear It for the Moderates

The widely respected Reporters Without Borders correctly pointed out, "This sentence is a disgrace. Almost three years ago to the day, President Mubarak promised to abolish prison sentences for press

Lebanon and the Middle East crisis

THE PRESS here is portraying the opposition movement headed by Hezbollah in Lebanon, that is attempting to challenge the Siniora government, as a movement that is provoking sectarian conflict.

Court Upholds Freeze on MB Assets

Cairo Criminal Court headed by Counselor Adel Abdel Salam, upheld the Prosecutor General decision to freeze assets of 29 MB leaders and their families and rejected their appeal to overturn

Jail of 79 MB Detainees Prolonged

State Security Prosecutions all over Egyptian governorates prolonged on Wednesday the provisional detention of 79 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) members who were detained on Thursday Feb., 15, for 15 days pending

Slap On Nape Clip Policeman Sentenced to 1 Year

Imababa Misdemeanours Court sentenced on Wednesday Ahmed Abdul Fattah, the police corporal who was shown in a clip beating a citizen on the nape at a Giza police station, to

Egyptian Journalists Protest, Demanding Release of Ezzuddin

Egyptian journalists staged a vigil protesting at the unjust detention of their fellow journalist Ahmed Ezzuddin who was referred to a military court. Egyptian journalists staged a vigil in front