The Supreme State Security Prosecution on Tuesday September 5, 2006, ordered to extend detention of the deputy head of Alexandrian Muslim Brotherhood division and three others. The four were detained

Cairo Misdemeanors Court on Monday September 4, 2006, ordered the release of 16 Muslim Brotherhood leaderships who had been earlier last month arrested during their visit to atom professor Dr.

The Supreme State Security Prosecution on Sunday September3, 2006, extended the detention of 26 Muslim Brotherhood leaderships for another renewable 15 days against the background of what is dubbed as

Cairo Criminal Court on August 29, 2006 ordered the release of six MB leaderships and extended the detention of another two in the same case. This grouping of MB leaderships

The Egyptian security agencies on Saturday August 26, 2006, raided houses of four Muslim Brotherhood members in Beni Suef Governorate, Upper Egypt, detaining them and confiscated books and personal properties.

Ten months have passed since the Egyptian parliamentary elections in 2005, and the Egyptian court hasn’t yet issued its ruling on the vote rigging and other election irregularities. Cases of

The Arab Human Rights Web released a statement on Thursday August 17, 2006, a copy of which was posted to Ikhwanweb. In its statement, the agency expressed its strong discontent

More than two thousands demonstrated in three towns of Assiut Governorate in southern Egypt, after Friday prayers on August 4, 2006, in solidarity with the resistance in Lebanon and Palestine and to

Security forces on Thursday July 20,2006, arrested ten of  Muslim Brotherhood members in Ismaeliya, a Suez Canal governorate, acussing them of writing some phrases on the street walls which read" Together with

In its unjustified campaign against the Muslim Brotherhood, the Egyptian security forces stormed a house in Cairo and arrested 9 MB leaderships including prominent businessman Dr. Dia Farahat.