The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (HRinfo) stated that the judge Abdel Fatah Murad added - in addition to the 21 websites he demanded blocking and appealed before the Administrative Judiciary Court - 29 more websites, in which the total became 50 websites.

Moreover, the judge brings a new suit against Gamal Eid HRinfo’s Executive Director, Ahmed Seif El Islam Executive Director of Hisham Mubarak law Center and Amr Gharbia administrator of the celebrate blog "Holiat Saheb Al-Ashgar". The Public Prosecution undertakes the investigation and the judge accused the three of blackmailing him and demanding 50 thousands pounds.

On Saturday 5 May 2007, the Administrative Judiciary Court has continued investigating in the suit of blocking 21 blogs and human rights and news websites on the internet. Now the judge who sued amended his demands by adding 29 websites to the previous list though the total now is 50 websites (the complete list of websites attached).

HRinfo surprisingly find out that its Executive Director Gamal Eid, Executive Director of Hisham Mubarak Law Center Ahmed Seif El Islam and the celebrate blogger Amr Gharbia summoned for investigation in a new fabricated case sued by the judge Abdel Fatah Murad. He said that the three blackmailed him and forced him to publish information defaming Egypt’s reputation.

The following are the three cases are the total number of cases sued by the judge against HRinfo and its supporters:

The sued cases carry out contradictions and accusations such as:

HRinfo considers the continuity of the campaign launched by the judge against it and on freedom of expression is an attempt to turn the eyes from his illegal transferring to HRinfo’s report on the internet and misstating it. Moreover, HRinfo has started the procedures of removing the judge’s immunity to prosecute him for this transplant. It is quite clear the judge’s close cooperation and the joined interest between the security apparatus, which provide him information, help him to attack bloggers and human rights organizations defending freedom of expression and opinion. The case seems to be a conflict between the judge in one section and HRinfo, Hisham Mubarak Law Center and bloggers in another section.

More information about the case found in the link page:
http://www.hrinfo.net/en/campaigns/2007/pr0426-2.shtml


List of websites the judge wants to block:

1- The Arabic Network for Human Rights Information:
http://www.hrinfo.net/


2- The Initiative for an Open Arab Internet:
http://www.openarab.net/


3- Sebona:
http://www.sebona.net/


4- Hisham Mubarak Law Center:
http://www.hrinfo.net/egypt/hmcl

5- Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression:
http://www.afteegypt.org/


6- The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights:
http://www.eipr.org


7- The Egyptian Observatory for Human Rights:
http://www.hrinfo.net/egypt/elmarsd

8- The Egyptian Observatory for Justice and Law:
http://www.hrinfo.net/egypt/eojl


9- Al-Nadeem Center for Physical Treatment and Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture:
http://www.hrinfo.net/egypt/nadeem