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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

Kareem Amer

When reporting becomes activism

Egypt dissent yet to get from Facebook to the streets

State Security Officers Beat Kareem Amer before releasing him

Commentary: Muslim Brotherhood And Democracy

ANHRI 2009 Report, Freedom of Expression in Egypt 2009

In a workshop on the internet and its role in the movement for democracy

Celebrating Police (State) Day in Mubarak’s Egypt

Report: Internet is a tool for repression and resistance in Arab world

It’s not about Niqab, it’s about credibility

Ayman Nour’s speech to US Congress: I reject trial of Khairat Al-Shater’s group before martial court

Endless Escalation Between Egyptian Bloggers, Regime

Digital Democracy in Chile and Egypt

The President’s Man

Kareem Amer: two years awaiting justice

A new direction or more of the same?

15 activists arrested at Sidi Bishr in Alexandria, Ahmed Maher among them

Prisoners of opinion in the shadow of the pyramids

Is the Arab world ready for a literary revolution?

Detention of Ikhwanweb Chief Editor Criticised by HRInfo

One year of injustice against a prisoner of conscious

The Internet as a global village for Arab activists

A dark year for press freedom in Egypt

PRESS FREEDOM IN 2007

I will still stand up for him

CSID EMAIL BULLETIN - October 08, 2007

The Muslim Brotherhood Will Stand Up for All Egyptians

Blogging consequences

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

Memo to the MB: How to talk to America?

Arab Bloggers Exercise Democracy and Prompt Debate Despite Tough Opposition From Governments

France urged to link cooperation with Egypt to better respect for human rights

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

2006, year of crackdowns on blogging

Egypt steps on the press as it backtracks on democratic reform

Bloggers, Kifaya and Ikhwanweb Against Torture

Egyptian Blogging on Trial

The blogger and the pharaoh

Islam vs. Dictatorship

Internet Freedom in the Middle East: Challenges for U.S. Policy

Press freedom in Egypt

Inside the school of the Egyptian blogosphere

MB op-ed defends Kareem Amer

Blogs & Websites Under Threat

Another Crackdown in Egypt

Free Monem?

What if they arrested a blogger and nobody cared?

Abdul-Moneim Mahmud

Kareem Amer and Abdul-Moneim Mahmoud

Petition For Release Of Bloggers Kareem Amer And Abdul-Moneim Mahmud

Help Our Fight for Real Democracy

The Arab Media Paradox

Monem: the Egyptian totalitarian regime is the problem

Concerns Grow Over Bloggers Quitting Due To Govt Intimidation

Where’s the international movement to Free Monem?

Online Freedom for All: Some cases worth supporting

What if they arrested a blogger and nobody cared

Call for release of blogger who reports on torture of detainees

Blogger Alaa Saif: Egyptian Blogosphere Under Siege

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