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Egypt’s opposition: Military tribunals are a settling of scores

April 28, marked the 3 year passing of the renowned military case and sentencing of Engineer Khayrat Al-Shater the Muslim Brotherhood deputy chairman and his companions.

Egypt: Al Shater appeal against arbitrary detention rejected, despite WGAD opinion

The Egyptian Military Court of Appeals today rejected the appeal lodged by Mr. Khairat Al Shatter and 17 other leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood against sentences ranging from 3 to

Disappointing overrule of Military tribunals appeals.

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

Muslim Brotherhood Girls, Blogosphere

Some Muslim Brotherhood young women have started the experience of blogging. This experience has started, some time before them, among MB young men and it gained special popularity

Profile of Some MB Detainees Referred To Military Courts (Salah Al Desouki and others)

The following are more profiles of Muslim Brotherhood iconic figures who have been referred to a military tribunal according to the unjust decision of the Egyptian dictator Mohamed Hosni Mubarak.

Jail 6 MB Leaders Extended, 34 Students Released

The jail of six Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, among the 40 MB leaders referred to a military court, was prolonged for 15 days pending trial.

Profiles of Some of MB Members Referred to Militarily Courts

President Mubarak’s decision, as a military governor, of transferring the case of the Muslim Brotherhood No. 963 of the year 2006 to a military court after the Criminal Court acquitted

Military Courts: Long History of Human Right Violations

The decision of transferring the Muslim Brotherhood’s (MB) second deputy chairman Khairat Al Shater and 39 other MB leaders to a military court reopened the file of Egyptian military tribunals

Names of MB Leaders Referred to Military Court

Cairo public prison administration informed 32 Muslim Brotherhood detainees that their cases have been referred to a military tribunal, according to president Mubarak’s decree of ordering 40 Muslim Brotherhood (MB)