Sawaseias Report Rejects the Violates in the Election ProcessIkhwan online By Monir Adeeb Sawaseia (means equals in Arabic) Center for Human Right and Anti-discrimination has released its first report on

Within the framework of the public reaction to the call for political reforms and change of Act 76 of the Egyptian Constitution to the effect of making the selection of

The General Assembly of the National Front for Reform and Change, in which the Moslem Brotherhood, Wafd Party, el-Amal Party, Revolutionary Socialists, and a number of public figures take part,

Outlawed Brotherhood ready for Egyptian vote Cairo - In a first for a state-owned Egyptian paper, the daily al-Ahram published a full-length interview on Tuesday with the head of the

The Administrative Court, during its hearing session, dismissed the case brought by five members of the Moslem Brotherhood. They appealed that their criminal record should be free of court-martial rules

Sawasia Keeps an Eye on the 2005 Parliamentary ElectionThe First local reportCoincide with the beginning of running for 2005 parliamentary election, Sawasia (equals in Arabic) Center for Human Right and

Habeeb: Moslem Brotherhood Refused to Coordinate with NDPIkhwan online Muhammad Habeeb, the first vice of the Supreme Guide of the Moslem Brotherhood, uncovered that the movement has refused the mediation

cattered violence as Egyptians vote in run-offs(Reuters) 15 November 2005   CAIRO - Scattered violence and allegations of vote-buying and intimidation on Tuesday marred Egyptian parliamentary run-off elections, many between

Egyptian opposition demands into monitors CAIRO – Egyptian opposition groups which have formed an alliance to fight November parliamentary elections want international human rights organisations to monitor the vote, a

The Election War BeginsIkhwan online By Samir Sa’ed Banha, northern Cairo, witnesses contraventions committed by the candidate of the National Democratic Party, Gamel Hagag, against the candidate of the Moslem