The Muslim Brotherhood and a number of domestic human rights groups have called for the release of a number of popular Brotherhood leaders after the interior ministry continues to refuse

The Interior Ministry issued a new decision to re-arrest Gamal Heshmat and leading Brotherhood Figures from Al-Beheira as they were transferred into Wadi Al-Natron prison

State Security Services released 9 members of the Brotherhood from Al-Beheira free from the Cairo Criminal Court in 27, 29 September respectively who were detained in the renowned case known

Alkarama has received news from Egypt regarding the arrests of two separate groups in Al-Buheira and Munufeya Governorate.

A court in Damanhour ruled in favour of appeals which were filed by the Muslim Brotherhood defense challenging the continued detention orders of the 12 detainees who were arrested September

The Supreme State Security Prosecution decided today to continue the detention of 8 leading Muslim Brotherhood figures from the governorates of Cairo and Giza for a further 15 days after

The Supreme State Security Prosecution decided today to continue the detention of 8 leading Muslim Brotherhood figures from the governorates of Cairo and Giza for a further 15 days after

The Supreme Court in Cairo renewed the detention of five leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood for a further 15 days pending investigation. The detainees faced the same host of accusations

Heshmat was arrested along with 12 other members, including Mohamed Sweidan, the chief administrator in the Beheira governorate.

It seems that the Egyptian TV programme "Taxi" on OTV has surpassed all ethics ignoring the balance between privacy and freedom of speech and the broadcasting of conversations made during