According to Australian officials, it is not only Egyptian citizens that are mistreated and handled with extreme cruelty. Cattles and even Australian Sheep are also been victims. Fortunately, the Australian government is protesting and looking after their exported sheep in Egypt. … Continue reading →

closing the political opening in Egypt Then the next move in the game will be to pass a raft of laws stemming from the amendments, thereby completing the constitutional and legislative process of closing the political opening in Egypt. Egypt: … Continue reading →

The victim was screaming and crying while being sexually assaulted. He kept begging, with respect, the officer for mercy. The officer sounded like he was enjoying the torture and the victim’s begging, and continued on the assault. He also ordered videotaping … Continue reading →

During last year’s elections numerous incidents were reported of judges being verbally, and in some cases physically, abused while attempting to exercise their duties at polling stations. Judges call for monitors Should Article 88 be amended to limit judicial supervision … Continue reading →

The Alliance of Egyptian Americans Policy Initiative The Alliance of Egyptian Americans Policy Initiative The Alliance of Egyptian Americans National Policy First: The Alliance of Egyptian Americans(AEA) strategic goals for Egypt are: Democracy, Social Justice, and Sustainable Development. Genuine democracy is the … Continue reading →

In a general assembly this summer, pro- reform judges hailed El-Bishri as the “godfather of the Egyptian judiciary”. In October 2004 El-Bishri published a daring commentary under the title A Call for Civil Disobedience . Its basic premise and tactics … Continue reading →

Hamed Ammar warns about the looming danger in the current reform of the education system in Egypt Time for change Hamed Ammar warns about the looming danger in the current reform of the education system in Egypt It is worth … Continue reading →

A report issued by the World Bank and The International Finance Corporation (IFC) ranked 175 countries around the world in their ease of doing business… A report issued by the World Bank and The International Finance Corporation (IFC) ranked 175 … Continue reading →

http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/todaysfeatures/2006/October/todaysfeatures_October52.xml&section=todaysfeatures Khaleej Times Online >> News >> TODAY’S FEATURES Black cloud threatens Egyptians’ health (AFP) 25 October 2006 CAIRO – For the seventh year running, a mysterious black cloud has appeared over Cairo, triggering serious health concerns for the polluted … Continue reading →

Support Freedom in the Arab World By Radwan A. Masmoudi and Amr Hamzawy Wednesday, October 11, 2006; Page A19 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/10/10/AR2006101001281.html As Arab and Muslim intellectuals and activists concerned about the promotion of democracy in our region, we call on America … Continue reading →