Dr. Gamal Abdel Salam was released following his detention for 5 months without charges. This comes in the context of continued waves of arrests in Egypt of members and leaders

The Appeals Court in Cairo overruled an appeal filed by the Muslim Brotherhood members who were sentenced by Military Tribunal on April 15, 2008 to harsh sentences which ranged from

Abdel-Moneim Abdel-Maksoud, the Muslim Brotherhood's lawyer and MB military detainees' chief attorney, ascertained that the military tribunal detainees are paying a high price with their continued detention. However he expressed

The Supreme State Security Prosecution decided to continue the detention of 4 leading Muslim Brotherhood figures from the governorates of Cairo and Giza for a further 15 days.

Aswan General’s Prosecution decided that 4 citizens remain detained for a further 15 days after brutal raids were carried out by security services on their houses.

Security services released Dr. Gamal Abdul Salam, Rapporteur of the Jerusalem Committee of the Arab Doctors Union and the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate in 2005 legislative elections after receiving an acquittal

In a new series of defiance the Ministry of Interior decided on ignoring court orders to release 8 members of the Muslim Brotherhood from Dakahleya. Detainees were transferred to the

The Minister of Interior has ordered the re-arrest of Dr Mustafa Diab to serve a second term in Wadi el-Notron Prison. Diab had served a prior 70 day term after

The re-arrests of distinguished and highly ranked Muslim Brotherhood leaders exemplify the all too frequent defiance by the security forces of court orders for the release of citizens. For the

The Supreme State Security for the 9th consecutive time, renewed the detention for a further 15 days of Dr. Ashraf Abdel Ghaffar, vice Secretary -General of the Medical Association and