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Christians Against The Coup: Christians Suffered No Violation During Brotherhood Rule

Egypt’s anti-coup, pro-democracy Christian liberal movement affirms that Christians were never subjected to any repression or harassment under Muslim Brotherhood rule.

Egypt ‘Journalists for Reform’ Condemns Lynching of Journalists at Church Ceremony

Journalist reform movement urges Syndicate chief Rashwan to take prompt action after journalists (male and female) are attacked physically and verbally at a church ceremony in Cairo.

Muslim Brotherhood Letter to Al-Shorouk Newspaper

Muslim Brotherhood leader Ghozlan warns private paper after another wave of malicious anti-Brotherhood slander and blatant attempts at sowing sedition among factions of Egyptian society.

Azza Al-Garf Regrets Attacks on Freedom and Dignity of Women

Following last Sunday’s sex assault on British journalist Natasha Smith, by a mob of thugs, MP Azza Al-Garf stresses that existing laws must be applied firmly to stop this becoming

Daily Mail: The Brave Women of the Middle East

After being viciously beaten by a 10-strong mob of Egyptian male soldiers, this woman lies helplessly on the ground as her shirt is ripped from her body and a man

Israeli troops injure Palestinians, sympathizers during peaceful march in Bil’in

A handful of Palestinians and foreign sympathizers were injured while tens were treated for gas inhalation and one journalist from Germany was arrested Friday after Israeli troops suppressed walks in

Khalid Amayreh Interviewed

Palestinians have always relied for their very survival on the good will of the international community and world public opinion. Hence, should the world community go into a brief slumber,

Debate between a Human Rights Organization and a national newspaper on

The Forum for Development and Human Rights Dialogue (DHR) threatened to file an appeal against Al-Ahram Al-Massai newspaper, in response to an article it published on Monday, September 7, on

Journalists boycott negotiations’ meetings as differences remain unresolved

Striking journalists from the Masaya newspaper decided to boycott a meeting with the Editor-in-chief Hassan al-Rashidi.