In a press release late on Sunday, the news monitoring Network RASSD condemned killings and arbitrary arrests of journalists, including 5 of its own correspondents.

In an attempt to destroy some of the massive physical evidence of their war crimes and savagery, heavily armed security forces stormed the field hospital and reportedly torched the whole

Dozens of journalists are not allowed to write or get published in many newspapers, as the new ‘democracy’ in Egypt digs in, gagging mouths and suppressing dissent.

National Alliance in Support of Electoral Legitimacy (NASEL) exhorts Egyptians to turn out in protest rallies starting from mosques across Egypt tomorrow (Friday) after noon prayers.

Remembering their colleagues who died or received injuries as they pursued their trade, Egypt’s JFR movement calls on all parties to uphold press and media rights and values.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood refutes ‘reports’ by hostile media that claim the group’s top authority discusses the amended law to regulate the country’s judiciary.

Freedom and Justice Party media adviser Ali announces a new approach in dealing with the press and the media.

Egypt’s Journalists For Reform movement accuses Mubarak-era holdovers of violent attacks on all media professionals who stand against replication of the ousted regime in postrevolution Egypt.

Muslim Brotherhood Vice-Chairman Al-Shater reminds Egypt’s print and broadcast media, and their audiences, of an earlier statement he made a few months ago regarding media fables and falsehoods concerning his

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood had no time to celebrate its 85th anniversary or mother’s day as it fended off waves of determined thugs armed with pistols, bladed weapons, sticks and Molotov