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Activists remain adamant during Tahrir Square rally

One month since the beginning of Egypt’s popular revolution protestors are again out into the square urging Egypt’s military to purge the cabinet of ministers appointed by the ousted Dictator

US Ambassador Scobey accused of Deliberate Killing of Egyptians

Gamal Tag El-Din, Secretary General of the Freedoms Committee at the Journalists Syndicate, submitted a complaint on Thursday accusing Margret Scobey, US Ambassador in Egypt, of facilitating the seizure of

EU contemplates Freezing Mubarak’s Assets

A European official stated that the EU is studying the freezing of Mubarak’s assets according to the demands of the Egyptian people and will decide the matter within the next

ANHRI submits complaint accusing Telecommunications of endangering lives

The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information yesterday filed a complaint to the Prosecutor General Abdel Meguid Mahmoud, demanding an investigation with both the minister of communications, and Chairman of

Former Ministers Charged with Corruption and Slammed with Travel Bans

Following the ouster of Dictator Mubarak and his dishonest regime, numerous investigations into instances of corruption have begun. Former ministers have been arrested and charged in connection with millions of

Abdul Rahman Mansour Another Man Behind the Revolution

Following the revelation of Wael Ghoneim Google's now famous executive as being behind the People’s Revolution it’s only fair to announce that others were among the admin of January 25th

Tariq Al-Bishry: Using MB as Scarecrow Is Over

Constitutional Amendments Committee Chairman Tarek el-Bishry said: "I think the Muslim Brotherhood's ideology is far from revolutionary Shiite ideology of Welayat-e faqih in Iran."

MB Press Release on Cleansing Egypt to Build It on a Sound Footing

Millions gathered Friday in Tahrir Square, Cairo and Alexandria and all Egypt's governorates while rallying crowds cried out Egypt is free, demanding to clean the country from remnants of Mubarak's

Al Katatni: MB First Called for Establishment of a Civil State

The Muslim Brotherhood's media spokesman Mohamed Saad el-Katatni has noted that Facebook's call to organize the January 25 mass rallies that coincided with National Police Day took place because of

Obama’s National Security Advisor: Washington Must Learn from the Egyptian Experience

Obama’s National Security advisor, Thomas Donilon, appointed Larry Diamond Professor of Democracy and the Rule of Law in Stanford University in California, and a group of experts to carry out