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Cessation Court reviews military tribunal detainees’ appeals

Hearing will be resumed Tuesday November 3, of the appeals filed by Eng. Khayrat el-Shater and his companions who are currently serving harsh sentences. The vice-deputy chairman of the Muslim

Syria: Haitham al-Maleh’s case sent to the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention

On 13 October 2009, Haitham al-Maleh, was summoned by Syrian Political Security in Damascus for an inquiry and has since vanished. He left his home on the morning of 14

Media Critique on the Marwa El-Sherbini Case Desperately Seeking Intercultural Sensitivity

The case of Marwa El-Sherbini is a prime example of mass-media miscommunication between cultures. The media in both countries were incapable of mastering the cultural balancing act without major slip-ups,

Ghoul: Suffering of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails increase in winter

Palestinian justice minister in Gaza and chairman of the legal committee in the Palestinian legislative council Mohammed Al-Ghoul has said that the suffering of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli occupation authority

Muslims Widely Seen As Facing Discrimination

Eight years after the terrorist attacks of 9/11, Americans see Muslims as facing more discrimination inside the U.S. than other major religious groups.

Editorial: Not In Defense of Obama

Ayman Zawahri’s latest video release ahead of Obama’s victory comes as another episode in a series of hate speeches that further defame Al-Qaeda’s image more than it actually sends any

Prison Authorities Delay Family Visits For MB Detainees

On Wednesday 27/12/2006, Cairo provisional detention administration prevented several families and children of detained Muslim Brotherhood members from visiting their loved ones, although the families carried valid permits and had

MB Slams US Bias, Arab And UN Silence Over Israeli Aggression

The Muslim Brotherhood released a statement on November 4, 2006, undersigned by its Chairman Mr. Mohamed Mahdi Akef

Egypt: Sawaseya Says Detentions Threaten Freedoms

Sawaseya Centre For Human Rights and Prevention of Discrimination on October 22, 2006, released a statement in which it condemned the security crackdowns on the candidates of the Labors’ Union

MB Statement on the Events at the Wafd Party Premises

In the Name of God, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate Muslim Brothers deeply regret the events that took place yesterday at the headquarters of the ‘Wafd’ Party, which resulted