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3 release orders issued for the detainees involved in Abul Fotouh’s case.

State security released 3 Muslim Brotherhood leaders who were detained in the renowned case of 404 of 2009 with Dr. Abdul Moneim Aboul Fotouh after a release order was issued

Criminal and terror acts of Indian forces

Kashmiri soil has so far digested more than one lakh inhabitants regardless of age and gender who were done to death ruthlessly by Indian Forces using different inhuman, brutal methods

Muslim Brotherhood slam ban on

A group of MPs and an Islamist lawyer waged an unprecedented legal battle against one of Egypt's top Imams on Saturday after he issued a ban on women wearing the

Calls for prisoners’ release

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

Continued injustice and detention for Beheira Muslim Brotherhood members.

The injustice continues with the State security's defiance to respect orders issued for the release of the 12 Muslim Brotherhood members.

Ali Gomaa Egyptian mufti talks about Islam at the John Hopkins university.

When asked about Islam Gomaa, described Islam "as a merciful religion" explaining that most of the 6,000 verses in the Qur'an encourage people to develop a better character.

Dr Gamal Heshmat and other MB face re-arrest after the issuing of release orders.

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

Doctors, Brotherhood and ongoing struggle

Aboul Fotouh, the Secretary-General of the Arab Doctors Union, has been in government detention since late June, and is being charged with attempting to create a “global network of extremism”

Per Bjorklund: dealing with exile

“Welcome to my exile.” With those words trade union activist Mohammed al-Attar greeted me when I went to see him in Alexandria a few months ago.

POMED Notes: “The Origins of the Rule of Law: Europe and the Middle East”

Yesterday, in the third installment of his speaking series “Getting to Denmark: Where the State, Rule of Law and Accountable Government Come From,” Francis Fukuyama,