President Mubarak’s decision, as a military governor, of transferring the case of the Muslim Brotherhood No. 963 of the year 2006 to a military court after the Criminal Court acquitted

The public prosecution released, on Wednesday afternoon, all Muslim Brotherhood members detained in Tanta, the city capital of Gharbiya.

Mr. Mohamed Mahdi Akef, the Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, mourned the loss of Dr. Al Hayawan which he called a tremendous a loss for the Muslim Brotherhood.

Revisiting its unjust and repressive policies towards Muslim Brotherhood members, the Egyptian authorities prevented two senior members of the Muslim Brotherhood from travelling to Jordan to attend a rally on Thursday to

For the second time in months, the Zagazig State Security Court has issued a ruling acquitting Dr. Hassan al Hayawan, a prominent Zagazig University professor and senior MB member. The

The Supreme State Security Prosecution on November1, 2006, extended the detention of 26 Muslim Brotherhood members and released 12 others.

The Egyptian security authorities on October 13, 2006, detained 8 members of Muslim Brotherhood from Menofya Governorate, north of Egypt, after they stormed their homes, broke contents of their apartments,

At last, and after one court ruling of equittal and three appeals he filed fighting his detention, the Egyptian authorities released senior MB member, Dr. Mohamed el Hayawan, a professor at the Faculty

Cairo Misdemeanors Court on Monday September 4, 2006, ordered the release of 16 Muslim Brotherhood leaderships who had been earlier last month arrested during their visit to atom professor Dr.

Alexandrian Court of Appeals released four of Alexandria Muslim Brotherhood leaderships who were detained while participating in the demonstrations for backing judges in their struggle for a judiciary reform.