Amnesty condemns Egypt’s treatment of Muslim Brotherhood
Human rights group Amnesty International said Friday it was “greatly concerned” by the arrest of two Egyptian lawmakers from banned Islamist opposition group the Muslim Brotherhood. The London-based organisation condemned the detention last week north…
By surrounding people with powerful tools and the right culture, providers of information technology can amplify the ability to adapt more rapidly to developmental challenges, said Ethiopian Prime Minister … via Panapress
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For more than three decades, Amr Shannon has been introducing tourists to the thrill of Egypt’s unique and sprawling deserts.
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In this stunning memoir, Ms. Lagnado gives us a deeply affecting portrait of her family and its journey from wartime Cairo to the New World.
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KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait : Two Egyptian workers who claimed they were tortured by Kuwaiti police were re-arrested by authorities here Friday after a prosecutor had ordered them released, their attorney said. via Arab Times
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Embarking on an excursion to the country with the great and ancient history. Not really knowing what to expect, but definitely ready for some serious exploring of this magnificent country. via TravelPod.com Recent Updates
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Millions of Egyptians could be forced permanently from their homes, the country’s ability to feed itself devastated. via Environmental News Network
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CAIRO, Egypt Sudan’s government continues to violate a U.N. arms embargo in Darfur, Amnesty International charged Thursday in urging the United Nations to give its planned peacekeeping force for the region the … via South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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CAIRO, Egypt: Getting experienced peacekeeping troops quickly onto the ground in Sudan’s war torn western region of Darfur is more important than just ensuring they are all African, an international human … via International Herald Tribune
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CAIRO, Egypt: A Bush administration move to blacklist Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group would ratchet up pressure on businesses from construction to oil that the military corps is thought to … via International Herald Tribune
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