Profiles of MB Members Refered to Military Tribunals, Ayman Abdul Ghani and Others

The following are profiles of figures transferred according to an unjust decision to the military tribunals by the autocratic regime of president Hosni Mubabrak.

Mohamed Abdul Qoddous, the head of the Press Syndicate’s freedoms committee, said after he was released last Saturday evening that Mubarak’s regime proved that there is no difference between it

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

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

In astonishing step that reflects the ruthless nature of the Egyptian regime; the Military ruler of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, ordered Khayrat el Shater, Second Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood,

The State Security Police in Monofiya arrested a number of supporters of Egyptian parliamentarians, in a crackdown that the security services have launched several months ago and still continues.

122 members of the Egyptian Parliament rejected the constitutional amendments proposed by President Mubarak to both chambers of Parliament.

Dr. Mohamed Habib said that president Mubarak did not accuse the Muslim Brotherhood of violence, terrorism or extremism in his latest statement and "this is a recognition from the president

The Muslim Brotherhood strongly rejected the latest Al Qaeda statement , in which Ayman Al Zawahri describes Housni Mubarak, Egyptian president, as "traitor"