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Rights NGO: 194 Death Sentences in Egypt in 2015 First Quarter

Leading Egyptian rights organization slams willful and wanton violations by coup judiciary of citizens' right to fair trials.

Students Against The Coup Press Statement Warns Against Executions

Egyptian anti-coup student movement warns gross injustice could cause uncontrollable popular anger; and vows to continue the January 25 Revolution till victory.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood Administrative Office Abroad Elects New Head

Muslim Brotherhood Media Spokesman Montasser tweets on new set-up of the group's Administrative Office abroad.

Egyptian Revolutionary Council Announces New Offices

With ERC elections concluded, the council announces its new set up.

Islah Party Announces Decisive Storm Support

Islah Party, the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen, issues a statement announcing support for ongoing operation Decisive Storm led by Saudi Arabia and coalition countries to restore

Anti-Coup Alliance Denounces Political Executions

Egypt's pro-democracy national coalition condemns the illegitimate coup's intensely politicized mass death sentences and hails the martyrs' children as the pride of the homeland.

Revolutionary Women Coalition Reminds of Egypt Orphans

On the World Orphans Day, Egypt's revolutionary women coalition reminds of the plight of thousands of orphaned, detained and tortured children in Egypt.

El-Haddad Rejects Obama Meeting Allegations

President Morsi foreign relations advisor El-Haddad refutes claims regarding his meeting with President Obama, made by pro-coup newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm.

Human Rights Report Documents Egypt Students Forced Disappearance

Student rights organization (Freedom Seekers Monitor) details the junta's escalating violations and atrocities against students in Egypt since December 2014.

Muslim Brotherhood Press Release Condemns Coup Listing of Group Leaders as Terrorists

Brotherhood media spokesman Montaser slams illegitimate junta who rules over the Egyptian people by sheer force of arms, and now have the audacity to declare 18 Muslim Brotherhood leaders as