The trial of four Egyptians and a Saudi national charged with money laundering is expected to begin on June 14 at the emergency High State Security Court .

MB leaders Dr. Gamal Heshmat and Eng. Ossama Suleiman brought before Appeals Court unable to move and fatigued from hunger strike

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information said, today, that the state of freedom of opinion and expression of Egypt in 2009 is moving from bad to worse, towards more

President Mubarak's first address to the public after his gall-bladder surgery was laced with promises of him being by the workers side, however he failed to announce any real steps

MB leaders Dr. Gamal Heshmat and Eng. Ossama Suleiman have shown signs of severe fatigue after staging a hunger strike in response to the unjust and harsh treatment by security

Today’s international press condemned the Egyptian police attacks against Egyptian protestors who intended to submit complaints for the Egyptian people, to Parliament assembly speaker Dr. Fathy Sorour.

Downtown Egypt, witnessed hundreds of rallying pro-reform protestors who had planned to peacefully march towards the parliament building.

Police arrest Muslim Brotherhood leaders Heshmat and Suleiman in escalating vendetta

The Shihab Center for Human Rights launched a campaign demanding the non-renewal of the Emergency Law and release of political detainees.

Former IAEA chief Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei engaged in an interesting debate on the renowned CNN American news channel earlier this week.