The state security forces have imposed a house arrest on Adel Abdullah, a Muslim Brotherhood leader in Helwan, south of Cairo, since Thursday morning Feb. 15, 2007. A security force arrested

Many Egyptian governorates witnessed a fresh crackdown carried out by presiden’t Mubarak’s autocratic regime against the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), the biggest opposition group in Parliament.

The Egyptian security forces in Damanhur, northwest of Cairo, arrested Mr. Sami Ayyad, whom the security services attempted to arrest a few weeks ago within the continuous crackdown against leaders

Dr. Mostafa Kamal, the chairman of Suhaj University, south of Cairo, issued a decision of dismissing 43 students on suspicions of participating in a demonstration staged by the students last

The jail of six Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, among the 40 MB leaders referred to a military court, was prolonged for 15 days pending trial.

President Mubarak’s decision, as a military governor, of transferring the case of the Muslim Brotherhood No. 963 of the year 2006 to a military court after the Criminal Court acquitted

The State Security Police arrested last Friday at dawn the preacher Said Siddik, a secondary school teacher and a Muslim Brotherhood (MB) preacher in the governorate of Sharqiya, north of

The decision of transferring the Muslim Brotherhood’s (MB) second deputy chairman Khairat Al Shater and 39 other MB leaders to a military court reopened the file of Egyptian military tribunals

Cairo public prison administration informed 32 Muslim Brotherhood detainees that their cases have been referred to a military tribunal, according to president Mubarak’s decree of ordering 40 Muslim Brotherhood (MB)

Ahmed Al-Qit, Hani Al Baktoushi, Fekri Rahhal, Amr Masoura, Ayman Abul Arashin, Khaled Al Qamhawi, and Yasser Al-Hanash, after paying 500 Egyptian pounds bail .