Alkarama has been informed that 15 leaders of the Egyptian opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, were arrested in the early hours of Monday 8 February 2010.

fifteen MB members in Etsa Centre were surprised by a security forces raiding one of the mosques there following Isha prayer and arrested them. Five others were arrested in their

Nine members of the Muslim Brotherhood movement were arrested during a wide –spread security clampdown in Fayoum at dawn today. The detainees who were arrested from their homes are

Dr Ahmed Gowhary, President of Fayoum University failed to appoint 4 students positions on the University's staff despite their credentials.

“You will be behind the sun” was the expression used by the Dean Abdul Hadi, General Inspector of State Security at Fayoum (Egyptian Province), while he was interrogating the Egyptian

MP Mostafa Ayatollah (Member of MB Parliamentary Bloc) has condemned the assaults on MB students in Zaqaziq, Ain Shams and Fayoum by security forces in Egypt.

Egyptian police have detained a Muslim Brotherhood blogger who backed calls for a national day of protests against the government, security sources said on Sunday. Police arrested Abdel Rahman Fares,

The state security prosecution decided on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2007, to prolong the jail of 15 Muslim Brotherhood detainees in Giza for 15 days pending trial.

Damu prison administration sent accountant Mostafa Atiya, a Muslim Brotherhood detainee in Al Fayyum, west of Cairo, to the public hospital, after he suffered a heart attack; he received the

Many Egyptian governorates witnessed a fresh crackdown carried out by presiden’t Mubarak’s autocratic regime against the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), the biggest opposition group in Parliament.