Repressive measures against journalists and human rights activist have now become common currency in Egypt, where neither domestic nor international laws are respected.
Alkarama requests that the Egyptian authorities release all prisoners of opinion, to desist from the degrading and inhumane practice of torture, and to try all those involved in cases of
The latest count of the number of detainees arrested during demonstrations has spiraled out of control reaching 92 as security continued dragging in innocent civilians.
Deputies of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) parliamentary bloc denounced the state security attacks against students from the faculty of engineering in the Monoufeya governorate.
In September 2008, the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD), a group of independent experts mandated by the Human Rights Council to investigate situations of people detained illegally,
A recent Parliament session this week witnessed fierce verbal fights between representatives of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and the National Democratic Party (NDP) over the state’s budget.
The military court in Nablus city has sentenced Palestinian reporter Tareq Abu Zaid to 18-month imprisonment for working as correspondent for the Al-Aqsa satellite TV channel.
A historical decision made in court in a hearing led by Chancellor Mamdouh Rady of the knocking down of a new hospital built by the Muslim Brotherhood to serve poor
Dr. Ashraf Abdel Ghaffar, Vice-Secretary-General of Egypt’s Doctors Syndicate and Rapporteur of the Human Relief Agency has lived a life full of research, learning, work and travel. The Security Services