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Statement no. 22 Demonstrators' Defense Committee George Ishaaq arrested and his house searched  التفاصيل »

The Front Defending Egyptian Demonstrators

Al Mahalla's Situation  التفاصيل »

The Front Defending Egyptian Demonstrators
Press Release (11)
Cairo Streets Empty
Dispersing El Mahala Strike
Popular Response Goes Far
Arresting Activists from Homes and Offices

Cairo
Cairo, the usually busy city, with all its crowds of citizens and its traffic jams, and the shops which never shut down their doors day or night, creating an endless noise that reaches the heavens… all these features of the "Cairo" which we know have disappeared today! The city is calm, the streets are empty and most of the shops are closed.  التفاصيل »

The Front Defending Egyptian Demonstrators
Press Release (1)
Arresting a Kefaya Activist in Mansoura
Holding him as a hostage until the End of Demonstrations  التفاصيل »

Appeal to Egyptian Counsels for Liberties to Establish a Front Defending the Upcoming April 6 Demonstrations  التفاصيل »

The Front Defending Egyptian Demonstrators

Press Release (3)
Kafr al-Dawar Workers Support Al Mahala Workers

Today evening Kafr al-Dawar workers issued a statement in solidarity with Al Mahala workers' demands—eliminating corruption and promoting labor rights. Al Mahala workers have given the government a space extending to April 6 for responding to their demands.  التفاصيل »

Hisham Mubarak Law Center Sarando Case Floats Again on the Surface The Military Governor Approves Imprisonment Sentences And Refuses Acquittal Decisions On 16 February 2006 the High State Security Court (Emergency) handed down a decision acquitting Sarando farmers who were charged with bully acts and possessing fire weapons in the case no. 776/2005. The case had begun in January 2005 when Salah Nawar, one of the new feudalists, allegedly accused the farmers of Sarando village, Damanhour, of bully acts, possessing fire weapons, damaging his agricultural land, and arson in an attempt to destroy his property. In response, Damanhour-based General Attorney had referred Mohamed Abdel-Aziz, the peasants' lawyer, to the Criminal Court in charge with inciting peasants. In addition, 26 farmers were accused of assembly, damaging agricultural land, and arson. Throughout interrogations, the farmers had suffered ill-treatment and grave violations inside Damanhour Police Station.  التفاصيل »

The Coordinating Committee for Labor Rights and Liberties  التفاصيل »

The Egyptian Press Syndicate Forbids Al Badeel Reporters from Registration Al Badeel Reporters Go on a Sit-in Strike against the Council's Position The Situation Reveals the Continuous Abuses against the Right to Organize A number of Al Badeel reporters, a daily newspaper, have been on a sit-in strike in the Egyptian Press Syndicate headquarters. This action came against the background of the decision made by the syndicate's council forbidding Al Badeel reporters from registering their names in the syndicate's rolls. In their first press release, the reporters described the decision as a kind of revenge since they had backed the rival of the present chairman Makram Muhammad Ahmed in the latest elections. The problem has begun when about 40 Al Badeel reporters—most of them have worked for years in the press domain—had submitted applications for enrolling their names in the syndicate and received promises to be registered in April 2008.  التفاصيل »

The Court decided to Release Abu Fagr and the Prosecution Appealed On 13 February 2008 Al Arish Partial Court had ordered the release of Mosaad Suleiman, Known as Mosaad Abu Fagr, and, as a kind of rejection, the Prosecution Office appealed the decision. The appeal session was scheduled for the next day 13 February.  التفاصيل »