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Spokesman: Despite Relentless Oppression, Muslim Brotherhood Intact and Functioning

AOHR: Nine Detainees Die of Medical Negligence in Egyptian Prisons in 3 Months

Political Prisoners in Al Minya on Hunger Strike to Protest Torture, Isolated Confinement

Muslim Brotherhood Celebrates the New Hijri Year

Muslim Brotherhood’s Statement on the Unjust Death Sentences Against 75 Political Prisoners of Its Members

Muslim Brotherhood in Syria Condemns UN Envoy Remarks On Idlib

Political Detainees in the New Minya Prison Brutally Assaulted by Special Security Forces

Press Statement on the Death Sentences Issued Against 20 Citizens in Alexandria and Qalubiyah

Muslim Brotherhood’s Statement on the Arrest of Amb. Marzouk, and Dr. Al Qazaz

Muslim Brotherhood's Greetings on Eid Al Adha

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Egypt: leading opposition website blocked

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2008-5-12

According to the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information, the website of the leading Egyptian Movement for Change - Kefaya, has been blocked in Egypt since May 4 by the government-owned Internet service provider TE Data, Egypt’s largest ISP..

Egypt: Facebooking the Struggle

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2008-5-2

After little less than a month following the April 6 strike in support of the textile workers in Mahalla City, during which a number of prominent Egyptian bloggers and internet activists were arrested, preparations for the next round of a planned general strike to mark the 80th birthday of President Hosni Mubarak, on May 4, 2008, are currently spreading all over the blogosphere and the Internet. And like the preparation for the April 6 strike, the internet has a vital role to play in mobilizing for the upcoming protest...

Free Speech Roundup: Tunisia, Egypt, China, Thailand

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2007-9-5

(1) France-based video sharing site Dailymotion has been blocked, again, in Tunisia. (2) Egyptian blogger Abdel Monem Mahmoud, who has been released in June 2007 is facing detention threats. (3) In China people who are using China Telecom are unable to access FeedBurner feeds. (4) And Thailand lifted its ban on YouTube but Veoh and MetaCafe still blocked...

The case of Abdel-Monem Mahmoud

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2007-5-4

Below is a blogpost published By Jillian York, on Friday, May 4, 2007, on the website of INTHEFRAY (a nonprofit organization that seeks to transcend geographic, political, and social boundaries, to defend endangered liberties and rights, and to demand justice, transparency, and opportunity...

MB MPs Threaten With Staging Sit-In Inside Parliament

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2007-5-4

The Brotherhood and independent MPs agreed on Monday on sending a memo to president Mubarak, demanding him to intervene in order to stop the executive authority’s aggression against the legislative authority..

Hey You, Can You Help Me?

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2007-5-1

Hey You, Can You Help Me? ..

Monem Was Blogging Freedom

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2007-5-1

Freedom is now an obligation and should be implemented before Sharia’a..

Ikhwanweb Backs AlJazeera Journalist Howaida Taha

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2007-5-4

Ikhwanweb expresses its full solidarity with journalist Howaida Taha who is currently facing a prison sentence because she exposed the scandalous tortures exercised against Egyptian citizens in police stations...

Monem: the Egyptian totalitarian regime is the problem

by: Sami Ben Gharbia 2007-5-4

As I promised in my last article “Online Freedom for All: Some cases worth supporting”, I’m publishing here the translation of the interview..