Egypt’s Emergency State Security Court decided to begin the trial of four Egyptian members of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in July on charges of “affiliation to and fundraising for a

11 members of the MB bloc from the governorate of Beheira, including Dr. Ossama Nasr, were issued release orders by A Cairo Court .

The Criminal Court had upheld the verdict which was issued by the Damanhour Misdemeanor Appeal Court to release the two after they were brought in by police on May 3.

Over the past 10 years, conditions in Egypt’s notorious jails have been steadily improving, said Abdel Moneim Abdel Maqsoud, a lawyer for the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist political organisation.

MB leaders Dr. Gamal Heshmat and Eng. Ossama Suleiman brought before Appeals Court unable to move and fatigued from hunger strike

The Misdemeanors Appeal Court in Damanhour accepted the submitted appeal, demanding the release of Dr. Gamal Heshmat and Eng. Osama Suleiman

According to reliable sources, the Muslim Brotherhood leaders Dr. Gamal Heshmat and Eng. Ossama Suleiman have just begun a hunger strike protesting the unjust arrest during a surprise raid by

Police arrest Muslim Brotherhood leaders Heshmat and Suleiman in escalating vendetta

Downtown Egypt, witnessed hundreds of rallying pro-reform protestors who had planned to peacefully march towards the parliament building.

The Shihab Center for Human Rights launched a campaign demanding the non-renewal of the Emergency Law and release of political detainees.