The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI) said on Tuesday that the Saudi Arabian government “should be proud to have seized the title ‘Prime Arabic Internet Enemy’ from Tunisia.”

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Hamdi Hassan, a member of Parliament, invited on Tuesday for all Egyptian activists, politicians and lawyers as well as those symbols of civil society “to participate in

The United States government repeatedly criticized the Egyptian government last week and called on the regime to respect freedom of expression, following the arrests that took place in downtown Cairo

Thousands of strong, spirited students participated in demonstrations which were held in nearly all of Egypt's leading universities demanding the authorities to lift their intervening influences from the universities campus.

The final number of abducted activists who called for consitutional amendments today has risen to 70.

Assaults, beatings, abuses and detentions and the day is young as the early morning of April 6 has witnessed the transformation of Cairo into military barracks.

The Egyptian government was in no mood to deal with protesters. On the second anniversary of the April 6, 2008, protests, downtown Cairo was packed with uniformed and plainclothes security

Security Services arrested almost 70 demonstrators in the constitutional amendements demo once again demonstrating the inability of the ruling regime to accept freedom of speech.

Islam Online founder and ardent supporter of his employees, was out and a temporary board established by the Gulf country’s ministry of social affairs had been set up.

Activists call for solidarity and expose violations to MB human rights