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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

Tunisia

Woman’s Weak Political Role…Due to Social Traditions or Religious Thought?

The Challenge of Democracy

"I Have a Mirage!" Bush Declares to the Arab World

Islamists emerge in stifled Tunisia

Tunisia Veil Case Threatens `Odious Rag’ Struggle

The Arabs: Between fitna, fawda and the deep blue sea

Security Treatment with Arab Peoples…When Will It end?

LIBERAL ISLAM WEB SITES

Political Islam and The Future of Democracy in the Middle East

Six Years of Guantanamo

CSID EMAIL BULLETIN - January 11, 2008

The Bridge with Islam

Tunisia: Journalist , human rights activist banned traveled

The Brotherhood opens up

Blogging and Politics in Jordan

Mideast censors limiting the Internet

Middle East censors seek to limit access to Internet

ACHR: MB Military Tribunal a Violation to Detainees’ Judicial Rights, Preparation for Tawreeth

The Metropolis of Miracles

A case of selective hearing

Political Islam and US foreign policy

Arab Rights Groups Condemn court ruling against Tunisian journalist Salim Boukhdir

Political Islam and The Future of Democracy in the Middle East

Critical writer jailed in Tunisia

A "Political" Civil War in Egypt! ( A Position Paper)

The Tunisian Alternative Can Democracy and Security co-exist in the Middle East?

Sandmonkey Tales: Abdel Monem and me

Close, but No Democracy

Rights Group: 153 Killed, 158 Missing, 1000 Extradited on Illegal Migration in 10 months

Nahdha Movement: Tragedy continues as long as unfair Tunisian Ruling is there

Upcoming Events

Al Qaeda hijacking the Palestinian cause

A textbook case in press censorship for the past 20 years

The list of 13 Internet enemies

Islamism, democracy and political violence in the Arab World: The Hamas challenge

Tunisia: Inside Bin Ali’s ’Republic of Tomorrow’

Between the Near and the Far Enemy: Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb

Al Ghannoushi Appreciates Tunisian Judges Courage, Lashes out at Gov’t Defiance

Re: Who’s to Blame for the Middle East’s Problems

Tunisia’s Nahda Movement

Secular Tunisia may face a new, younger Islamist challenge

CSID EMAIL BULLETIN - October 08, 2007

Despite Economic Growth, Political Freedom in North Africa is Stagnant or Declining

Early Islamist responses to Western challenge

The European Neighbourhood Policy – time for a revamp?

Tunisia’s tiny free-speech steps

CSID EMAIL BULLETIN

Free Speech Roundup: Tunisia, Egypt, China, Thailand

Youssef Nada’s Interview With Ikhwanweb

Islam’s message of tolerance

A Plight in Tunisia

Turkey and democracy in the Muslim world

Islamist democracy

Toward a Global anti-censorship Network

CSID: Eighth Annual Conference

TV journalist assaulted by plain-clothes police, human rights lawyer prevented from flying to London

The real big story Turkey tells

A very private war

Do Muslims deserve democracy?

Historic Day’ in Egypt

U.S. and Internal Pressures Producing First Multi-Candidate Presidential Election in Egypt

Liberty for Muslims?"

Islamic Movements at the End of the 20th Century

The Promise of Arab Liberalism

Electoral Engineering in the Arab World

Egyptian Human Rights Organizations in Solidarity

Elections in Egypt: Time to Back Up Our Rhetoric with Action

Challenges and Prospects of Political Liberalization in Egypt

Democratic Change in Egypt?-Amr Hamzawy and Others

Democracy in the Arab world: an assessment

Dr. Amr Hamzawy

Youth Seen as ’Heart’ of Democracy Movement in Egypt

Rise of the anti-Osama,Amr Khaled as an Example

The Strong Return of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt

REFORMING EGYPT: IN SEARCH OF A STRATEGY

In Egypt, satellite TV is changing the nation

Symposium: The War for the Soul of Iraq, if the Muslim Brotherhood takes power

Human Rights and Muslim Identity

Egypt: A test of the democratic rhetoric

ISLAM CAN VOTE, IF WE LET IT

MB participates in ’the Arab Democrats’ Network’

El-Nahda Movement Condemns Restrictions by Tunisian Government

Islam vs. Democracy

Importing is Not the Solution

Ghanoshy: We Hope For Genuine Political Reform in Tunisia

Different Approache to Solve the Danish Cartoon Crisis

The Key To Arab Reform: Moderate Islamists

It’s not so simple

Tunisia: Isalmic Movement Calls for National Reconciliation

"Islamist" Movements And The Democratic Process In The Arab World

Islamic Preacher Ripped for Reform Push

Excerpts of Mr. Akef Speech on Human Rights

Prisoner Releases, But Little Reconciliation, in North Africa

Cairo Declaration Toward a Union for Judges in the Arab World

Taming Islamists by Integrating Them into the Political System

Ghanoushi: Tunisian Regime Still Violating Human Rights

CSID EMAIL BULLETIN - APRIL 12, 2006

Democratic Reform in the Arab World: Mirages and Realities

"Islam at the Crossroads" A Look at Internal Islamic Discourses

Al-Qaddumi Supports Hamas in Its Refusal to Recognize Israel

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