The emergency director for Human Rights Watch warns that sectarian violence in the African country has become a horrific back-and-forth of retaliation.    

Egyptian prosecutors said that the journalists, all employees of the Al Jazeera television network, worked to help and spread propaganda for the Muslim Brotherhood.    

Ennahda, an Islamist party, ended two strife-ridden years as Tunisia’s first elected government, ceding power to a government of technocrats that will preside over elections this year.