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Court orders re-arrest of Police officers accused of killing Egyptian protesters

A court order in Egypt’s north city of Alexandria ordered the re-arrest of the police officers who were accused of killing demonstrators during Egypt’s 25 January revolution.

MB Students Launch YES Campaign in Alexandria University

Alexandria’s University launched a campaign titled “Yes” calling people to participate in the referendum of the constitutional amendments scheduled for Saturday March 19.

PM appoints new Interior Minister following scandalous revelations

A new interior minister has been appointed by Egypt’s new PM Essam Sharaf indicating further that the old guard under Egypt’s deposed Mubarak may be out for good.

Protestors storm security headquarters as officers destroy documents

Reports have confirmed that on Friday evening the State Security Headquarters in Alexandria, Egypt was rushed by a group of protesters who demanded the abolishment of the system.

State Security’s History of Repression and Torture

Decades of oppression and torture practiced by Security Forces from the successive regimes that ruled over Egypt for more than a hundred years, have competently failed to defend national security

Oldest Ever Egyptian MP: Gamal Abdel Nasser Masterminded Mansheya Incident to Get Rid of Brothers

Egypt's oldest parliamentarian Major Abdul-Aziz Abdul-Rauf said that he resigned from his post as a Major in the Egyptian State Security Service because they oppressed people, confiscated their property and

Abdul Rahman Mansour Mastermind behind Egypt Uprising

Much controversy has risen lately about the mastermind behind Egypt's uprising as Shady Ghazali Harb, member of the January 25 coalition, revealed that activist and journalist Abdel Rahman Mansour is

MB Press Release on Cleansing Egypt to Build It on a Sound Footing

Millions gathered Friday in Tahrir Square, Cairo and Alexandria and all Egypt's governorates while rallying crowds cried out Egypt is free, demanding to clean the country from remnants of Mubarak's

Cairo court orders confiscation of former Interior Minister Adly’s assets

The North Cairo court has ordered Thursday the confiscation of the Former Minister Habib Al-Adly’s fortune and has temporarily suspended his family’s assets including real estate and investments.

Muslim Brotherhood rejects Khamenei’s attempt to hijack the revolution

The Muslim Brotherhood is more interested in expressing its solidarity with its secular co-revolutionaries than its Iranian co-religionists. This isn’t an Islamic revolution, they say — stating the obvious. It’s