The fierce campaign that took place on Monday February 8, 2010 a pre-dawn by Egypt's police has resulted in the arrest of a number of top Muslim Brotherhood figures .

The deputy leader of Egypt’s largest opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, was detained by security forces Monday along with 14 other members in an early morning raid that appeared to

The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights (EOHR) is deeply concerned with the arrest of top leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood group on Monday 8/2/10.

The present report is a summary of 37 stakeholders’ submissions1 to the universal periodic review. It follows the structure of the general guidelines adopted by the Human Rights Council. It

Prosecutors in North Menya extended detentions to 7 members of the Muslim Brotherhood who were arrested two weeks ago.

Chancellor Mohamed Imam President of the Criminal Court in Suez issued an extended detention order to 33 members of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement.

A court hearing will be held trying 33 members of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement from the governorate of Suez who were unjustly arrested following a wide-scale campaign of invasions and

Al-Menya witnesses another bout of clampdown on members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Early dawn, state security forces raided the members' houses resulting in 10 arrests.

Abdul Monem Abdul Maqsoud the Muslim Brotherhood's top defense lawyer asserted that the year 2009 witnessed over 5000 detentions of the movement's members under the so-called emergency law.

ANHRI stated that the internet has a snowball effect on the process of democracy in the Arab world. This new force cannot be stopped by government’s actions of censorship, blocking