Egypt's emergency law has been imposed for nearly three decades by President Mubarak following his coming into power after President Sadat's assassination in 1981

In an unforeseen gesture security services releasedMuslim Brotherhood political detainees after serving three quarters of their unjust and harsh prison sentences on the grounds that they financed a banned organization.

The Egyptian Group for Human Rights and Law has condemned the Supreme Constitutional Court which has so far failed to adjudicate the constitutionality of the President's decision to refer civilians

Muslim Brotherhood top defense lawyer Abdul Monem Abdul Maqsud confirmed the MB will file papers with the Court of Appeals to challenge the continued detention of MB political prisoners, among

Al-Shater has in total spent over 10 years in Mubarak's prisons and after completing half of his current 7 year sentence he is entitled to parole for good conduct.

I still remember the first time that I wrote condemning the wave of brutal detentions targeting the best sons of the nation and I did not imagine that day that

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.

The National Committee for the Defence of Prisoners of Conscience will be organizing a seminar on Wednesday April 28, at the headquarters of Alkarama Party.

Dr. Mohammed Badie, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), demanded the immediate release of Eng. Khayrat Al-Shater and his companions.

The defense team called for the immediate and prompt release of the convicts and others who are being unjustly prosecuted before special courts. They also urged authorities to end the