An evil product of the military dictatorship in Egypt, enforced disappearance is a crime now perpetrated regularly and intensely as a means of political repression of all opponents, especially Islamists.

Rights organizations must take positive action against violations and abuses of detainees’ rights in Egypt or they risk losing all credibility and relevance.

As Shura Council debates urgent solution to Burma’s persecuted Muslims, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry vows to act without further delay.

Top Egyptian religious scholar Allam exhorts international community to do more to stop the deliberate and brutal massacres of Muslims in Myanmar.

As systematic ethnic cleansing kills hundreds of Rohingya Muslims, making no difference between young and old, Egypt’s Azhar calls upon the international community to come to the rescue.

Legal experts and human rights activists affirm beyond doubt that Egypt’s recent constitutional vote was fair, transparent, impartial and certainly credible.

International human rights organizations, as well as world leaders, are urged to act promptly to halt the massacre of thousands of Myanmar Muslims.

Assuring citizens during a conference organized by the newly-established National Security Agency, its chairman, Hamed Abd Allah, vowed that it would protect and support Egypt’s citizens.

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 Arabic Network for Human Rights Information expressed deep concern over the disappearance of the Egyptian citizen Wael Ghoneim, regional marketing manager of Google American group in the Middle East