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Attorney-General orders confiscated funds belonging to MB leaders be returned

In a recent statement top Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Abdel-Moneim Abdel-Maqsoud, has confirmed that the Attorney-General on behalf of the Supreme State Security has responded to the memos issued by senior

El-Awa: We Want Egypt a Civil, not a Religious State, Copts Indispensable Part of Egypt’s

We reject a religious state and no religious institution should interfere in political matters or bypass the role of the state.

Law passed criminalising Protests and demonstrations

A new law has been passed Wednesday, by the Egyptian government deeming all protests and strikes illegal.

Debate Continues as Constitutional Referendum Vote Approaches

As Saturday's constitutional and historical referendum approaches controversy surrounds the issue. The referendum is the first democratic initiative following Mubarak's ousting.

Debate Continues as Constitutional Referendum Vote Approaches

As Saturday's constitutional and historical referendum approaches controversy surrounds the issue. The referendum is the first democratic initiative following Mubarak's ousting.

Tahrir Protests Attacked by Thugs

Tahrir Square witnessed clashes on Tuesday and Wednesday as angry groups clashed with sit-in protesters in an attempt to drive them from the square.

15 day detention order to 47 SS personnel

In an unprecedented event and a bid to placate protesters Egypt’s state security has seen a turn of the tables as Egypt has ordered the arrest of 47 state security

Supreme Council for Human Rights to Rectify Old Regime’s Mistakes

The Arab-European Centre for Human Rights and International Law in Oslo called on the Supreme Council of Armed Forces to grant amnesty to all political detainees.

Update Alert: Egypt – Release of Khairat Al-Shater and Hassan Malek

IHRC gives warm-hearted congratulations for the imminent release of Khairat Al-Shater, Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood and Hassan Malek, businessman and member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

State Security’s History of Repression and Torture

Decades of oppression and torture practiced by Security Forces from the successive regimes that ruled over Egypt for more than a hundred years, have competently failed to defend national security