Latest in Tag: MB Highlight
Latest in Tag: MB
Muslim Brotherhood bodyguard released on bail
MB bodyguard released on bail pending trial
Short takes
1 Egyptian revolutionaries suffer from the silly habit of always getting sucked into fighting in side-battles, and the latest batch of laws coming out of the Shura Council are a prime example. Whether the new NGO law, the new protest law, or the new judiciary law, the different groups are each fighting to apply …
Andalous Institute condemns ârepressive police tacticsâ
The Andalous Institute for Tolerance and Anti-Violence Studies says the police are backing whatever regime is in power
Muslim Brotherhood to protest on Friday
The Muslim Brotherhood plans protest near High Court building, calling for âcleansing state institutionsâ
Brotherhood and FJP members face accusations of torture
New court case accuses Muslim brotherhood and Freedom and Justice Party members of torturing civilians
ANHRI denounces play closure in Safaga
A play critical of the Muslim Brotherhood and the general administration of the country is shut down because the theatreâs fire safety is inadequate
NSF calls for transitional justice law
National Salvation Front to hold a conference to discuss issuing âtransitional justice lawâ
Conflicting reports on clashes in Mahalla and Zagazig
Angry protesters clash with Muslim Brotherhood supporters, Central Security Forces in Mahalla and Zagazig
Activists detained in Alexandria
Thirteen detainees including lawyers accused of damaging Al-Raml police station
Myths
Egypt is a country where people operate on myths instead of facts, which is one of the primary reasons why we never seem to get on with the country. Between the 7,000 years of civilisation (of which 2,000 we were under occupation), the army that never gets defeated (except in every war it actually partakes …
Misr25 YouTube account terminated
Misr25 You Tube account terminated due to copyright infringement
Muslim Brotherhood takes legal action regarding Moqattam clashes
Brotherhood lawyer accuses 169 people of being involved in the violence, calls on the media to refrain from provocation
On blood, lynching and moving forward
Two months ago, after a heated discussion, a bunch of us self-proclaimed analysts concluded that Egypt is about to dive head-first into a fresh wave of violence. The trigger to this downward spiral started in November 2012 with Morsiâs dictatorial presidential decree immunising his decisions and the work of the Shura Council while passing a …
The future of the Muslim Brotherhood
Almost nine months have passed since Mohamed Morsi was declared President. Nine months went by with the Muslim Brotherhood on top of state institutions, state authorities and in charge of political policies. Last summer when Morsi went to Tahrir Square for the first time, I was debating with a friend whether this experiment would be …
Review: Columnists express anger over recent clashes
The recent violence taking place in front of the Muslim Brotherhoodâs headquarters in Mokattam over the past two days has pushed several writers to voice their frustration at the ongoing clashes. Other commentaried explored the recent visit of United States President Barack Obama to the Middle East, who did not visit Egypt while in the …
Widespread condemnation of Moqattam violence
Reactions from inside and outside Egypt
Editorâs letter: Revolution level II: Waiting for the right spark
On the second anniversary of the military-Islamist orchestrated referendum of 19 March 2011, deliberately putting the cart in front of the horse in post-Mubarakâs state rebuilding, one should always remember that Egypt is choosing the long path to meet the demand of the revolution and will suffer the consequences. It is clearly one of those …
Review: Op-Eds voice anger against Muslim Brotherhood
After the attacks by Muslim Brotherhood members on reporters and media professionals in front of the groupâs headquarters in Moqattam, several columnists have expressed their frustration with the groupâs intolerance of othersâ views and perspectives. Islamâs morals Amr Al-Shobaki Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper Looking at the background of the Muslim Brotherhoodâs structure, Al-Shobaki states that …
Journalists protest attacks on freedom of expression
Protest calls for protecting journalists and freedom of expression: âYour terrorism wonât stop usâ
ESDP calls for united action against Interior Ministry
Egyptian Social Democratic Party seeks collective action to restructure the Ministry of Interior
Photojournalists protest attacks on media
Photojournalists stage a protest in front of Shura Council to denounce attacks on journalists
Reactions to the UN agreement on women
Womenâs rights advocates and liberal groups praise the agreement, while religious conservatives claim it will destroy civil society
UN Declaration on women passes
Despite several reservations from countries such as Iran and Egypt, the declaration was signed unanimously
Brotherhood leaders condemn killing of Brotherhood youth
Young Muslim Brotherhood member dies after defending a girl in Alexandria from sexual assault
![ElBaradei said on his twitter account that he had âcalled for parliamentary election boycott in 2010 to expose sham democracy. Today I repeat my call, [we] will not be part of an act of deceptionâ.(AFP/File Photo)](https://www.dailynewssegypt.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/ElbARADEI.jpeg "ElBaradei calls for boycott of parliamentary elections 32")
ElBaradei calls for boycott of parliamentary elections
The opposition leader says he will ânot be part of an act of deceptionâ
![âI have met today with [Al-Dostour Party Chairman] Mohamed ElBaradei and [Al-Wafd Party Chairman] El-Sayed El-Badawi to exchange points of view regarding the current political situation,â El-Katatni said (File Photo)(AFP-Photo)](https://www.dailynewssegypt.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/2-5-afp-Saad-al-Katatni-300x191.jpg "El-Katatni meets opposition leaders for dialogue 33")
El-Katatni meets opposition leaders for dialogue
The Freedom and Justice Party Chairman discussed the political situation with NSF leaders Mohamed ElBaradei and El-Sayed El-Badawi in a closed meeting
Hani Sari el-Din:âThe Guidance Office, Rather than the President, Rules Egyptâ
Dr. Hani Sari el-Din speaks to DNE
Early presidential elections would bring chaos, say Islamists
A coalition of Islamist parties blames NSF for violence and demands legislative measures regulating demonstrations
NSF condemns presidential statement
The National Salvation Front says it does not condone violence
Protests continue across Egypt
Aside from the two major flashpoints in Cairo and Port Said, large protests, marches have also taken place in Alexandria, Sharqiya, and Damanhour