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MB calls on Army Forces for intervention to save documents

Large numbers of protesters surrounded the state security headquarters in numerous governorates in Egypt while others attempted to break into the buildings after witnesses confirmed state security officers had burned

Sharaf – the post revolution Minister

A man who can change things and wants to advance the Arab world these words have been used to define the newly appointed Essam Sharaf a former Transport minister who

Morsy: Mubarak’s Trial a Popular and Urgent Demand

Dr. Mohamed Morsy, a member of the MB Executive Bureau and the group's media spokesman, has emphasized that Egypt's revolution has already achieved a fraction of the demands while transition

Jurists Demand Quick Probe into Torture and Murder of 300

Jurists and politicians demanded to open an investigation into police torture that took place during the Mubarak regime, torturing more than 300 to death.

Al-Shater thanks Military Council for his release and calls for further reforms

The newly release deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, Eng. Khairat el Shater extends his thanks to the junta who responded to calls for his release after suffering numerous health

Mubarak may be sent to prison if corruption charges stand true

Sources close to the office of the top Prosecutor General have confirmed that the deposed Mubarak is expected to be questioned in connection with a host of charges including corruption.

Three more former ministers to be quizzed for crimes

Following growing public demand for officials to be punished Egypt's public prosecutor will investigate claims made against three additional senior former politicians.

Egypt’s prosecutor mulls Justice Minister’s probe

A judicial source has revealed that Egyptian Prosecutor General Abdel Meguid Mahmoud intends to examine a complaint lodged by 56 judges against Minister of Justice Mamdouh Marei accusimg him of

Top prosecutor slams travel ban on Mubarak and family

A much welcome travel ban has been announced by the Egyptian state TV confirming the top prosecutor has banned the ousted Dictator Mubarak and his family from travel abroad in

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