The Muslim Brotherhood candidates for the coming Labors’ Union election released a statement October 19, 2006, lashing out at the Egyptian Union for targeting the Muslim Brotherhood candidates.

The Muslim Brotherhood will field candidates in 15% of the total seats for the upcoming Labor Union elections on November 2, 2006.  In its appreciation and sensing of the dire need to reactivate

The Egyptian security authorities on October 13, 2006, detained 8 members of Muslim Brotherhood from Menofya Governorate, north of Egypt, after they stormed their homes, broke contents of their apartments,

The authorities on October 7, 2006, prevented MB Senior Leader and Executive Bureau Member Mr. Goma’a Amin from travelling to Saudia Arabia to pay a visit to the Holy Shrines (Umrah), even after he

An Egyptian court recently ordered MB Executive Bureau Member Lasheen Abu Shanab (picture, left) under house arrest, citing health reasons. House arrest is a fairly new maneuver used by the regime

Once the Egyptian workers belonging to Muslim Brotherhood determined to stand for the imminent Labor Unions elections, the authorities have come to launch their usual campaign by putting impediments trying to

Cairo Court of Appeals upheld the challenge filed by Muslim Brotherhood’s lawyer Abdul Monem Abdul Maksoud on Monday September 25, 2006, in which the lawyer asked for the release of

At last, and after one court ruling of equittal and three appeals he filed fighting his detention, the Egyptian authorities released senior MB member, Dr. Mohamed el Hayawan, a professor at the Faculty

Cairo Criminal Court on Monday September 18, 2006, rejected an appeal lodged by MB leaderships Dr. Mohamed Morsy and Dr. Essam Al-Erian who challenged a court ruling extending their detention

The State Security authorities on Wednesday 13, 2006, arrested three Muslim Brothers at Abu Hammad, Sharqeya, north of Egypt, while they were holding a rally for honoring students who succeeded