Egypt releases detained Muslim Brotherhood members

Egyptian authorities have released at least 290 Muslim Brotherhood members who were detained during parliamentary elections late last year, a Brotherhood leader said today.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2006 - 16:59

Egyptian authorities have released at least 290 Muslim Brotherhood members who were detained during parliamentary elections late last year, a Brotherhood leader said today.

Ali Abdel Fattah said 296 Brotherhood members were released from two different prisons.

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