The final number of abducted activists who called for consitutional amendments today has risen to 70.

Assaults, beatings, abuses and detentions and the day is young as the early morning of April 6 has witnessed the transformation of Cairo into military barracks.

The Egyptian government was in no mood to deal with protesters. On the second anniversary of the April 6, 2008, protests, downtown Cairo was packed with uniformed and plainclothes security

Security Services arrested almost 70 demonstrators in the constitutional amendements demo once again demonstrating the inability of the ruling regime to accept freedom of speech.

The Interior Ministry had challenged the prosecutor's decision and issued a decision to re-arrest him.

The raging wave of arrests continues with yet another series of pre-dawn raids on MB houses.

Desperate measures used by security against anti-Israel protestors only demonstrate the regimes lacking initiative in dealing with the peoples' rage

Following the Prosecutors' release orders, the Egyptian Ministry of Interior immediately issued administrative orders for their arrest - orders issued by the executive branch of the government, as opposed to

State security places its wrath on the MB members in Alexandria in a predawn raid. 18 members of the group were hauled in as forces invaded houses in a continuing

The latest count has revealed that approximately 345 members of the Muslim Brotherhood movement have been detained in Egyptian jails