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Ghad Party follows ElBaradei’s lead to boycott election

As Egypt 's parliamentary elections near decisions are pondered within each opposition's political group and announcements are made.

EGYPT: Opposition bemused by dissident’s support for president’s son

Egyptian political activists are furious at fellow democracy and human rights campaigner Saad Eddin Ibrahim after the sociologist signed a petition urging President Hosni Mubarak's son, Gamal, to run in

MB chairman congratulates Nour for being elected Ghad Party’s president

The Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie contacted Dr. Ayman Nour, President of the Ghad party congratulating him for winning the party's elections which took place last Friday.

Skeptism following forensic report clearing police from Khaled Saed’s murder charges

A three party committee headed by Chancellor Abdel Magid Mahmoud cleared police from the murder charge of Khaled Saed.

Opposition arrested during campaigns defying Mubarak’s pledges

The ruling regimes suppression continues as it employs the security forces to arrest political opposition

MB delegation to meet with Ghad Party representatives

MP Saad El-Husseini from the MB executive bureau will head the delegation which includes Dr. Ahmed Diab deputy secretary general of the parliamentary bloc, Dr. Hamdi Hassan assistant secretary general

Protesters object to MP’s call to open fire on demonstrators

Angry demonstrators rallied Tuesday to express their anger after a parliament representative suggested security forces open fire on pro-reform demonstrators during a parliamentary session.

EMHRN denounces the repression of Democracy Activists in Egypt

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network (EMHRN) condemns the Egyptian security forces’ violent assaults against a large number of peaceful demonstrators in Cairo, Alexandria and various other areas on April 6.

State security assault peaceful protests hauling in 50 activists

Downtown Cairo witnessed developed tensions between Egyptian State security and political activists.

Broken arm sees protest put down by Egypt police

The Egyptian government was in no mood to deal with protesters. On the second anniversary of the April 6, 2008, protests, downtown Cairo was packed with uniformed and plainclothes security