A Cairo court on Saturday August 19, 2006, ordered the release of four Muslim Brotherhood members after five months in jail. Two of the four released today were detained while

The Arab Human Rights Web released a statement on Thursday August 17, 2006, a copy of which was posted to Ikhwanweb. In its statement, the agency expressed its strong discontent

Security forces on Thursday July 20,2006, arrested ten of  Muslim Brotherhood members in Ismaeliya, a Suez Canal governorate, acussing them of writing some phrases on the street walls which read" Together with

In its unjustified campaign against the Muslim Brotherhood, the Egyptian security forces stormed a house in Cairo and arrested 9 MB leaderships including prominent businessman Dr. Dia Farahat.

The High State Security Prosecution decided to refer to trial 18 MB leaderships on trumped up charges, one of them relates to an MB- run political research office, while the

The High State Security Prosecution Thursday July 4, 2006, decided to release on bail 98 of detainees belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood while it extended the detention of 31 others.

The Higher State Security Prosecution on Saturday July 1, 2006, decided to extend for another 15 days the detention of 43 Muslim Brotherhood members including former members of parliament Dr. Esam el

Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt voiced its concerns over a likely wide range campaign of detentions which could extend to include  thousands of Ikhwan in the coming days, including high ranking

Egyptian authorities on Monday morning, June 19, 2006 arrested at least 37 of Muslim Brotherhood youth from Alexandria governorate while they were in Mersa Matrouh summer resort spending summer holiday,

Thursday, the 18th of May 2006 will be remembered as important day in the almanacs of the Egyptian contemporary political movement. It is true that the preceding Thursday, 11 May