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Democratic Alliance Stages Sit-In, Demands Prosecution of Military Leaders Accused of Killing Protesters

Below is the full Statement regarding position of Democratic Alliance, elected MPs, and several public figures on recent Cabinet clashes:

Beltagy: SCAF Has Become Collaborator in Disrupting Egypt’s Peace and Security

Dr. Mohamed Beltagy, member of the Executive Office of the "Freedom and Justice" party (FJP), on behalf of the party and its Chairman, Dr. Mohamed Morsi, attended the funeral of

FJP’s 2011 Program: Security, Economy, and Corruption as Urgent Issues

There are several urgent issues with special high-priority for Egyptian citizens. Hence, we are already responding to these issues and endeavouring to resolve them.

The Brother Leader, By The Majalla

Liberals view him as an uncompromising religious conservative and even within the Muslim Brotherhood some doubt his ability to lead. Will Mohamed Badie succeed in uniting the Muslim Brotherhood and

Amnesty: Emergency Law Biggest Threat to Rights Since Resignation of Mubarak

The Egyptian military authorities’ expansion of the emergency law is the greatest erosion of human rights since the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak earlier this year, Amnesty International said today.

FJP Criticizes Egypt Police Violence Against Protesters

The Freedom and Justice Party expressed its concern following clashes between supporters of Egypt’s Al-Ahly football club and security forces on Tuesday night September 6, which left 133 injured.

SCAF: Security Forces Ethos Post-Revolution Will Be Changed

During a press conference after his visit to Cairo, Secretary General of Amnesty International Salil Shetty stated that the Egyptian authorities must earn the trust of the people by abolishing

Amnesty’s 2011 Report: Paints Dismal Picture of Bahrain ‘s Human Rights Violations

Amnesty International's Annual Report of 2011 for Bahrain indicates a dismal picture of human rights in the country with unfair trials, arrests of anti-government activists, repression of freedom of expression,

Assad’s regime of torture

As the fists and boots and sticks pummelled his body and bloodied his face, the college student screamed out what he thought his interrogators wanted to hear: The name of

Syria – A Chink in the Armor?

Arab youth are full of hope as uprisings throughout the Middle East remove one tyrant after the other. However, while Tunis and Egypt have had a relatively smooth sail into