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345 MB unjustly detained in Egyptian jails

The latest count has revealed that approximately 345 members of the Muslim Brotherhood movement have been detained in Egyptian jails

Investigations begin as prosecutors question 42 detained MB members.

Prosecutors commence investigations with the 42 MB detainees who were arrested from their homes at dawn by state security.

Doctors examine Elewa to determine condition

Prosecutors are expected to decide on Dr Saad Elewa's detention after his earlier transfer to the Prison's hospital without medication caused complications

Ezzat’s colleagues and students rally demanding release.

Dozens of students and faculty staff members from the Faculty of Medicine, Zagazig University organized a protest yesterday in front of the new Hospital in Zagazig University demanding the immediate

15 day extended detention to Ezzat and companions.

  Prosecutors extended the detention of Dr Ezzat deputy Chairman of the MB and 15 of his companions who were arrested in February. The group whose case number is 202 for

Ezzat’s hearing postponed to Monday

Prosecutors postpone hearings,whilst detainees abstain from issuing statements..

MB’s Opinion: MB members are paying the price of freedom in following the Reform path

The Arab and Muslim world's silence has encouraged the Israeli entity to continue its arrogant hands on rule on the muslims' "holy sites" what next?

Alexandria: 6 arrests in pre-dawn raids

The Egyptian state security forces have escalated their attempts to criminalize and harass more members from the Muslim Brotherhood group in Alexandria during pre-dawn arrests.

Historic hearing for Ezzat and his colleagues

Counselor Mahmoud Khudairi, former Vice-President of the Court of Cessation, initiated the appeal for the defense emphasizing that the investigation transcripts used by the prosecution was merely lip service.

Egypt: Fmr Appellate Court Vice-President says gov’t misled over Muslim Brotherhood

Former Egyptian appellate judge Mahmoud Khodeiry spoke out against the Egyptian government’s recent crackdown against the popular and powerful Muslim Brotherhood group, saying that the government is misled into thinking