Security services arrested 15 leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) opposition group in different provinces Sunday, including group Deputy General Guide Mahmoud Ezzat and MB Guidance Bureau members Essam el-Erian

The deputy leader of Egypt’s largest opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, was detained by security forces Monday along with 14 other members in an early morning raid that appeared to

The Arabic Network for Human Rights today strongly denounced the escalating campaign against members and activists of Muslim Brothers in Egypt, as security arrested about 15 members of the group,

The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights (EOHR) is deeply concerned with the arrest of top leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood group on Monday 8/2/10.

That all changed when the group’s top deputy, Mahmoud Ezzat, Guidance Bureau and spokesman Essam al-Erian and Guidance Bureau Abdul Rahman al-Bir were arrested by Egyptian security forces in yet

Egypt's state security services launched a wide crackdown in the ranks of the Muslim Brotherhood on Monday February 2, 2010 just before dawn.

The State Security Services launched a raids campaign on eleven houses of the MB member in Kom Hamada city in Behera governorate and its suberbs.

Egyptian security forces on Sunday January 24, detained nine Muslim Brotherhood members in the Nile Delta north of the capital as they prepared for a re-run parliament vote, security sources

State security launched a pre-dawn attack in the Daqahleya governorate arresting nine members of the MB after a conference was held January 13, promoting and advocating victory for Gaza.

Egyptian prisons are notorious for their bad conditions of detention, the widespread practice of torture and the arbitrary nature of the detention of many of their inmates.