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MB leaders ill after 3 day hunger strike

MB leaders Dr. Gamal Heshmat and Eng. Ossama Suleiman have shown signs of severe fatigue after staging a hunger strike in response to the unjust and harsh treatment by security

Egypt: Urgent statement about police brutality against female MB student in Beheira

"What happened indicates that it is becoming a general trend by the regime as police maltreat male and female university students warning that these measures will provoke counter-violence.

Egypt: Release orders ignored for 21 Muslim Brotherhood leaders; issues administrative detention orders

Following the Prosecutors' release orders, the Egyptian Ministry of Interior immediately issued administrative orders for their arrest - orders issued by the executive branch of the government, as opposed to

600 Israelis Travel to Egypt for Pilgrimage

Dozens of Israelis are making an annual pilgrimage to the tomb of a 19th-century Jewish holy man in Egypt’s Nile Delta.

Egypt: Women, leaders and the struggle

DAMANHOUR and CAIRO: Women are often seen as the glue of the family and in Egypt, a number of women have become the glue that keeps the adhesive together in

8 re-arrests and 8 releases for Dakahleya’s MB’s.

In a new series of defiance the Ministry of Interior decided on ignoring court orders to release 8 members of the Muslim Brotherhood from Dakahleya. Detainees were transferred to the

Suez State Security ban entry of food to Suez MB’s detainees.

Bahaa Salama, the Brotherhood’s Lawyer in Suez, asserted that violations of rights were practiced on the detainees who were prevented from contacting their relatives. They were also denied food inside

Renewal of detention of 17 MB’s in Suez and the arrest of two MB members

The Muslim Brotherhood's defense lawyers for Suez’s Muslim Brotherhood's detainees submitted yesterday an appeal against the Suez Misdemeanor Court’s decision, which was issued on October 15, for a further 45

Court rules in favour of Damanhour’s Muslim Brotherhood’s detainees.

A court in Damanhour ruled in favour of appeals which were filed by the Muslim Brotherhood defense challenging the continued detention orders of the 12 detainees who were arrested September