Egyptian Jails

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Ibrahim Yamani.. Another Mohamed Soltan, Minus Dual Citizenship

Unjustly detained by the illegitimate coup regime in Egypt, medical student Yamani – like Mohamed Soltan – went on a hunger strike, now in its 419th day in a row.

Muslim Brotherhood: Arrests, Detention Will Not Defeat Revolution

Arresting the honorable patriotic Dr. Mahmoud Ghozlan and Dr. Abdul-Rahman Al-Barr, Muslim Brotherhood leaders and activists, is nothing but a failed attempt by brutal coup authorities to demoralize Revolution heroes

Heshmat Welcomes German Parliament Speaker’s Cancellation of Coup Commander Meet

Norbert Lammert cancels planned meeting with Al-Sisi in Berlin citing human rights violations, including the sentencing to death of dozens of Muslim Brotherhood leaders.

Muslim Brotherhood Statement on the Execution of Defendants in “Arab Sharkas” Case

The Muslim Brotherhood's Montaser reaffirms that nothing will stop the military junta's murders and oppression except revolutionary justice.

Mohamed Beltagy Steadfast Against Relentless Junta Vengeance Campaign

Egyptian political opposition leader Beltagy, 52, is a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood who has been dealt several absurd and ludicrous sentences by the military junta's lopsided justice.

Arab Monitor For Media Freedom Renews Calls to Release Journalists, Media Workers

AMMF calls on all organizations concerned with freedom of the press to pressure junta to release 67 journalists and media workers detained in inhuman conditions in Egyptian jails.

Haneyyah lauds Tahrir Square rally

The Palestinian Prime Minister of the Gaza government, Ismail Haneyyah lauded the participant in the rally that took place Friday in the Egyptian capital Cairo in support of the Palestinian

Student from Gaza tells story of his torture by Egyptian officers

A Palestinian young man who used the name Talal as his pseudonym revealed shocking details of his detention in Egyptian jails and his exposure to severe torture at the hands

More abuse for Egypt Sinai writer, blogger

Reports circulated on Tuesday that the Egyptian interior ministry had escalated its torture of prisoner of conscience Mossad Abu Fagr, a prominent Egyptian blogger who has been jailed since 2007.