A recent report pointed to a power struggle inside the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) over nominations for the upcoming People’s Assembly (PA) elections taking place this November.

A recent report from the American human rights organization published by Freedom House has listed Egypt as one of the most repressive countries worldwide.

Cairo on Tuesday witnessed Hundreds of people assembled surrounded by security forces to protest against the rumours that 47 year old Gamal Mubarak will be succeeding his father President Hosni

National and political activists organized a protest in Alexandria in solidarity with the family of Khaled Saeed Alexandria's torture victim and Mohamed Saad Turk, a student who has been missing

The Independent Human Rights Organizations Forum and the undersigned organizations said that the Prosecutor General has to start serious and impartial investigations in the complaint that a delegation of Egyptian

Protestors rallied for an hour holding candles and calling for ending the gas exportation to Israel stressing it is the main reason for the lack of electricity in Egypt.

Former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei criticised the security services arrests of youths calling for change in Alexandria, confirming that these measures strengthen his resolve and his insistence on calling

Ibrahim, defended the NDP participates and conforms to transparent elections and is subject to conflict from its opposition, describing the NDP as the “Brave warrior”!

State Security in Alexandria released six Muslim Brotherhood members including MB leader Ali Abdul Fattah after a second release order was issued. The group was apprehended early last week after

The Misdemeanor Appeal Court in Alexandria upheld a court decision to release Muslim Brotherhood leader Ali Abdel-Fattah and 5 of the Muslim Brotherhood after they were arrested from their homes