Egypt: MB MP takes to the street with workers protests and demands

Human rights organizations, activists, students, and parliamentarians, are expected to participate on Sunday in a mass demonstration in front of the Ministers' Council to demand their minimum and rightful wage

Egypt: 4 MB arrests as nomination for Shura council approaches

State Security raided the houses of four prominent Muslim Brotherhood leaders early Sunday. Come elections, arrest campaigns appear to be the only language understood by the ruling regime.

Bahar: Israel’s intent to expel human rights organizations exposes its democracy

Dr. Ahmed Bahar, the first deputy speaker of the Palestinian legislative council (PLC), said Friday that tabling a new draft law in the Knesset calling for expelling many human rights

Prefabricated homes aboard flotilla to Gaza

Prefabricated homes and relief material would be among the assistance sent to Gaza Strip aboard a flotilla of ships, the European campaign to end the siege on Gaza said in

Haneyya: We refuse an alternative homeland

Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya has renewed assertion that this government and the Hamas movement refuse a substitute homeland for Palestinians.

Khudari calls in Lebanon for official Arab action to lift siege on Gaza

Independent Palestinian MP Jamal Al-Khudari has called for official Arab action to lift the catastrophic siege on the Gaza Strip and for reactivating the peoples' role in this regard.

Anti-wall marches in W. Bank villages continue despite Israeli military escalation

Hundreds of Palestinian citizens and foreign activists participated on Friday in the peaceful weekly marches organized in West Bank villages against the segregation wall and settlement activities despite the Israel

Human rights centres call for official supervision during elections

Ambassador Mahmoud Karem Secretary-General of the National Council for Human Rights asserted that 14 Egyptian human rights organizations from different provinces have called for supervision during the upcoming Shura Council

Americans remaining ill-informed is inexcusable

Lately, partisan politics in America has been running amok. The two-party system seems more antagonistic than usual. The Republicans and Democrats have never been soul mates, but they’re not usually

Belgium’s Lower House Bans Burka

Around 30 women wear the Burqa in all of Belgium. Belgian lawmakers pass burka ban The law would ban any clothing that obscures the identity of the wearer in places