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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

Internet Café

Verdict Expected in Khaled Said Case

Robert Fisk: Freedom, democracy and human rights in Syria

Journalist Fined And Sentenced To Six Months For Insult And Libel Of Almasry Alyoum Editor

Blogging And Tweeting, Egyptians Push For Change

Egyptians prepare for life after Mubarak

US calls on Egypt to be transparent in Egypt 's police brutality case and upcoming elections

Police organize fake rally to promote sympathy

Khaled Saeed case investigation

Egypt: Two police officers go on trial for Khaled Said torture case

Egypt: Prosecute Police in Beating Death

Mohamed ElBaradei joins Egyptian sit-in over police death case

Egypt: Prosecutor orders new autopsy on police victim

MB MP demands immediate dismissal of Interior Minister

Alexandria mourns newest Interior Ministry's victim

Prosecution investigates death of man beaten by police in Alexandria

ANHRI 2009 Report, Freedom of Expression in Egypt 2009

Wasla – Egypt's Magazine for Bloggers without Blogs

The Myth of Muslim Conquest

Egypt: Internet activists and “influence”

New Books On Hamas: Government Or Terrorist Organization?

Hamas and Its Discontents

State Security Police forces Internet café owners

Critical Overtones Not Appreciated

10 Worst Countries to be a Blogger

Syrian Human Rights Committee (SHRC), Press Release of the 8th Annual Report

Revolution, Facebook-Style

34 journalists killed in 2008

The following individuals have been killed in 2008 because of their work as journalists

Free Speech in Egypt

A new direction or more of the same?

Revolutions Without Revolutionaries? Network Theory, Facebook, and the Egyptian Blogosphere

Core to Commonplace: The evolution of Egypt’s blogosphere

The Blogging Revolution lands

In Egypt, Beware Everyone Is Watched Online

MB MP Criticizes Gov’t Restriction on Internet Users

Egypt demanding data from cyber cafés users: NGO

Fledgling Rebellion on Facebook Is Struck Down by Force in Egypt

Going Underground in Cairo

News - Egyptians tackle taboos through net

Journalists stage protest in support of Muslim Brotherhood

Syrian Human Rights Committee reports “Accelerated Deterioration” of human rights in Syria

Blogging and Politics in Jordan

Mideast censors limiting the Internet

Middle East censors seek to limit access to Internet

Critical writer jailed in Tunisia

Large scale detention in Alfayoum

Young Muslims

A textbook case in press censorship for the past 20 years

The list of 13 Internet enemies

Web users at internet cafes allegedly under the radar of state security, says blogger

Planning for Defeat

HRW report, about blocking Muslim Brotherhood’s sites

Fed-up Egyptians boost Brotherhood

Egyptian Police Stop Attempted Demonstration

The Blogger Scene in Egypt

Blogs on the Middle East Crisis, When More Than Just Weapons Speak

Map of Tunisian political prisons

ONLINE DEMO AGAINST INTERNET CENSORSHIP

"Yes, we practice censorship... so that he who is afraid will not talk"

2006, year of crackdowns on blogging

Bloggers, Kifaya and Ikhwanweb Against Torture

As a blogger is jailed, promises that the internet would challenge dictators have proved illusory

How Do You Solve A Problem Like Tunisia?

The Changing Face of Arab Blogs

Egypt Shuts Door on Dissent As U.S. Officials Back Away

EGYPT: Egyptian democracy activist blogs from cell

The Tunisian government must respect the rule of law

Anger and lack of confidence prevails in the Palestinian Street:

New Internet Subscription System Angers Egyptians

Hamas versus Al-Qaeda

Exiled Libyans use the Web to push for change

Online Freedom for All: Some cases worth supporting

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