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2006-12-3
In a heavy caliber surprise that may increase owes of the Egyptian regime, the State Council cancelled the results of the 2005 People’s Assembly elections in 24 constituencies nationwide. .. |
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2006-12-3
The State Security Prosecution extended, on Saturday, the detention 13 Helwan University students who belong to the Muslim Brotherhood and 10 of their kinsmen, family members and neighbors for a third 15-day detention period. .. |
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2006-12-4
After five months behind bars, eight Muslim Brotherhood teachers were released on Sunday 3/11/ 2006, after a southern Cairo court closed the file of " the teachers case". .. |
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2006-12-5
In a full submission to the State Security Police instructions, Al-Azhar’s Islamic Studies College (men) issued decisions of dismissing ten Muslim Brotherhood students due to their participation in the demonstrations against Beit Hanoun massacres...
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2006-12-7
Amid a heavy security presence, the elections of Alexandria University’s Staff Club were held on Tuesday amid accusations that the authorities rigged the election process after declaring that all the National Democratic Party’s (NDP) slate won and that the Freedoms slate lost after a turnout up to 1200 members who chose 15 candidates including professors, assistant professors and teachers...
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2006-12-8
Dr. Abdel Moneim Abul Fotouh- Secretary General of the Arab Doctors Union- will go during next week- to the presidential office to give a petition to President Hosni Mubarak, demanding him to release Dr. Essam Al-Erian who was arrested May 18,2006 and held without trial. .. |
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2006-12-9
The State Security Prosecution released, on Saturday 9/12/ 2006, Dr. Mohamed Morsi, the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau member and Dr. Essam El-Erian, a leader in the group and a undersecretary-general to Egypt’s Doctors Syndicate, and they were put under the house arrest!..
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2006-12-10
The Prosecution on December 9,2006, ordered the release of MB leader Dr. Essam Al Erian after 13 times of renewal of detention in 7 months...
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2006-12-11
The Consultation Room of Cairo’s Criminal Court cancelled, on Sunday 10/12/2006, the decision of the Higher State Security Prosecution of imposing a house arrest on Dr. Mohamed Morsi, a Muslim Brotherhood’s Executive Bureau member and Dr. Essam El-Erian, a top leader in the group, and it upheld the decision of releasing them, after they spent six months behind bars. .. |
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2006-12-11
Asyut’s Al-Azhar University dismissed- out of security pressures- a number of Muslim Brotherhood students, referred dozens of them to disciplinary boards and sent warnings to others to their houses in various governorates, in the fiercest campaign of such a kind against MB students in this university. .. |
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2006-12-11
Ikhwanweb is back online in most areas in Egypt after the government temporarily blocked access to the Website for several hours. Two web hosting companies based in Egypt are still refusing to allow access to the website. Ikhwanweb technical team has been battling fierce attacks by hackers especially from the U.S and Germany and was brought down several times in the last few days... |
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2006-12-12
A frenzy of dismissal and summoning to disciplinary boards hit the Egyptian universities in response to the success of the experience of the Free Students Union that had a considerable influence on the Egyptian society and media. .. |
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2006-12-14
After the latest political crisis that emerged in Lebanon, the Arab League rushed to mediate to solve the crisis as Mr. Amr Mousa, the Arab League Secretary General, and Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail, the advisor of the Sudanese president and the League’s envoy, visited Lebanon; Mr. Amr Mousa will visit Lebanon again today...
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2006-12-14
Monofiya’s State Security Police arrested, yesterday, three Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood’s members of parliament for the northern Egyptian governorate...
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2006-12-14
In a serious escalation, police forces in Egypt arrested Khyrat El Shatter, Second Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood along with more than 180 students affiliated with the MB at Al Azhar University, in addition to several staff members. Among those who were arrested is Ayman Abdelghany, El shatter’s son in-law and the coordinator of the MB’s Students Department. .. |
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2006-12-15
Dr. Mohamed Mursi, the Muslim Brotherhood executive Bureau member, warned that the recent detentions may increase the distance between the Egyptian regime and the people... |
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2006-12-15
While the Egyptian regime claims that it seeks a comprehensive reform that gets the country out of the state of deterioration it is witnessing on all political, social and economic levels; the regime insists on returning freedoms back to square one in an unjustified escalation that adds fuel to fire, distorts Egypt’s image and confirms the security intervention while dealing with all national files; this is illustrated in the campaign that included arresting dozens of Muslim Brotherhood members topped by engineer, Khayrat Al Shater, the group’s second deputy chairman...
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2006-12-18
Continuing the unjustified crackdowns of the Egyptian security forces, the residents of the village of Shaboul of Dakahlia’s Manzal, north of delta, were surprised with dozens of the Central Security soldiers and state security cars backed by armoured vehicles and police vans storming into the village on Saturday at 2.00 am, arresting dozens of people, destroying their furniture, seizing their money and mobile phones and destroying houses built on farms land. A curfew was imposed in the village until Saturday noon...
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2006-12-18
The Muslim Brotherhood’s parliamentary bloc denounced the regime’s latest security crackdown that led to arresting 140 students and professors of Al-Azhar University in one day; the bloc demanded forming a parliamentary fact-finding committee to study this case from all aspects. .. |
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2006-12-19
The Cairo University teaching club expressed its deep concern over the latest security crackdown against six teaching staff members in Egyptian universities, on charge of inciting students in Al-Azhar University to perform a showoff of muscles- wrongly believed to be aiming at intimidating university students and professors- in protest at dismissing students elected in the free students union. .. |
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