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UN Report Describes Internet Access as Human Right

Describing the internet as an indispensable tool for realizing a range of human rights, combating inequality, and accelerating development and human progress, Frank La rue presented a report to the

Closing Statement of the National Coalition’s Conference to Support Syrian Revolution

In light of the revolution taking place in Syria and in the midst of the Syrian regime's increasing crimes that has exceeded all limits against our people in the homeland,

Will Syria’s Unrest Continue Amid World Apathy?

Despite promises to end Syria’s draconian decades-old emergency laws, government forces continue to crack down on the opposition and the unprecedented pro-democracy protests continue to erupt across the country.

The MB’s Opinion – Points of Agreement

Egypt has been going through a transformational period since January 25th. On Friday, May 27th events took place in Tahrir Square and other squares around the country.

Syrian MB: Amnesty Circumvents Demands of the Syrian People

Ali al-Bayanouni, former Supervisor of the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria, considered the amnesty issued by President Bashar al-Asad as a step in the right direction, but he played down its

In a Rare Interview With State TV, Badie Praises Integrity of Egyptian Armed Forces

In a rare interview with the official Egyptian media, Dr. Mohammed Badie, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, was interviewed on Egyptian television broadcasted on Sunday evening. He discussed a number

Syria’s Torture Methods Reaches All time High

In a bid to stem protestors in Syria, authorities have used various methods of torture against them ranging from beatings, blindfolds, handcuffs and verbal abuse.

MB Chairman: MB Upholds Ideas of Civil State

Dr. Mohamed Badie, MB chairman, stressed that the MB wants a civil state with an Islamic background and the MB is not ahead or behind the Egyptian people, but they

Syrian Mass Grave Found Following Brutal Clampdown

Monday witnessed the discovery of a mass grave in Dera'a, Syria following the brutal clampdown which had been going on for two long months against pro-democracy protestors who called for

Assad’s regime of torture

As the fists and boots and sticks pummelled his body and bloodied his face, the college student screamed out what he thought his interrogators wanted to hear: The name of