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Human Rights March 8, 2007

Jailed Policeman’s Son Appeals For His Father’s Release

" Please…ask the Interior Minister to release dad and let him return home and not to guard this embassy " The policeman is still on hunger-strike Al-Karama journalist heard the
March 8, 2007

US Ambassador to Egypt Denies Contacts With MB

The ambassador confirmed that his country respects the Egyptian domestic affairs. He also defended his country’s attitude in Iraq and rejected notions that it ignited any sectarian strife.
Human Rights March 8, 2007

Mother, 3 Daughters On Hunger Strike Over Egyptian Police Violations

A mother and her three daughters started an open sit-in and hunger strike in protest at violations of Egyptian policemen. A mother and her three daughters started an open sit-in
Human Rights March 8, 2007

Help Family of Policeman Mohamed Khalaf

Hesham Mubarak Centre is studying offering humanitarian aid to the family of the police corporal, Mohamed Khalaf, who was thrown behind bars only because he refused to guard the Israeli
March 8, 2007

5 Ismailia MBs Released, 2 Jailed

The prosecution released on Tuesday five owners of Islamic bookstores after they were arrested last Sunday by the security forces accompanied by copyright police forces on Sunday.
Reform Issues March 8, 2007

Egypt: 80 Thousand Corruption Cases in 5 Yrs

The Administrative Control Authority lodged a report to the Egyptian presidency in which it confirmed that rates of corruption have dramatically increased in Egypt during last year; it stated that
Reform Issues March 8, 2007

3 Million Complaints Against Egyptian Gov’t In One Year .

The latest report of the Forum of Development and Human Rights dialogue revealed that is the dialogue meeting enterprise for the development and the human rights . The frightening figure
MB Around The World March 8, 2007

America’s Gift: A New Tradition in Islamic Thinking

American foreign policy sins are numerous and some are even unforgivable, like the invasion of Iraq - based on false accusations - which has resulted in much death and destruction.
Uncategorized March 8, 2007

Interview With Dr. Mark Levine

Dr. Mark Levine; is a professor of modern Middle Eastern history, culture, and Islamic studies at the university of California, Irvine, and author of the forthcoming book: Why They Don’t