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Egyptian activists, bloggers arrested in anti-sectarianism solidarity showing

At least 19 Egyptian bloggers and one unnamed French activist have been arrested during an attempt to show solidarity with victims of the Naga'a Hammadi shootings on Coptic Christmas Eve,

Suez: 33 Muslim Brotherhood detainees brought before Prosecutors Tuesday.

A court hearing will be held trying 33 members of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement from the governorate of Suez who were unjustly arrested following a wide-scale campaign of invasions and

Al- Menya : Arbitrary arrests of 10 Muslim Brotherhood members

Al-Menya witnesses another bout of clampdown on members of the Muslim Brotherhood. Early dawn, state security forces raided the members' houses resulting in 10 arrests.

15 days detention to Menya’s college students.

Prosecutors in Menya decided to detain 16 college students for 15 days charging them with assault on the university's administration,

Egypt: In Cairo International Airport …Be Careful if You Are A Blogger!

Meanwhile leading NGOs and studies centers all over the world becoming more interested in listening to the Arab bloggers and their digital activism, the Egyptian bloggers have bad luck in

Defiance is the name of the game where release orders are ignored and MB members

In a new series of defiance by the Ministry of Interior aided by state security, orders were issued for the rearrest of 5 members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Egypt: Ahmed Douma, student blogger, tortured during detention in Damanhour prison

Ahmed Saad Douma, a 20-year-old blogger and student at Tanta University, was arrested by State Security Intelligence (SSI -Amn Al-Dowla) at the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt on

Cairo: Criminal Court stands by its release order for Muslim Brotherhood detainees

The Criminal Court in Cairo decided on ruling in favor once again for the release of Mohamed Sweidan and nine other members of the Muslim Brotherhood who were arrested on

Detainees threaten to go on hunger strike.

Detained members of the Muslim Brotherhood movement have threatened to go on a hunger strike in objection to the poor conditions and negligence of the administration to detainees in Damanhur's

Cairo: Criminal Court stands by its release order for Muslim Brotherhood detainees.

The Criminal Court in Cairo decided on ruling in favour once again for the release of Mohamed Sweidan and nine other members of the Muslim Brotherhood who were arrested on