As lopsided justice in Egypt gears up to issue its verdict in a major lawsuit against ousted president Mubarak, Egyptians turn out in huge marches to warn against acquitting him

In a statement issued Thursday, Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood denounces UN welcome of coup commander Al-Sisi, whose hands are stained with the fresh blood of thousands of innocent Egyptians.

Rights organization criticizes military junta for ruining teens' education by putting them on trial simply for making the Rabaa sign of defiance.

Leading member of the FJP reiterates that the Muslim Brotherhood condemns violence, stressing that Al-Sisi is the ne plus ultra of terrorism.

The FJP's Youth Secretary condemns the UN's apparent acceptance of the murderous coup commander; and assures the Revolution will go on.

A number of Egypt's legitimate government ministers, political party leaders, politicians, parliamentarians and public figures send an open letter to United Nations Secretary-General and member states.

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Brotherhood UK leader Azzam Tamimi says Shia Houthis' power-grab in Yemen is part of the counter revolution in the country, which hides the hands of enemies of the Arab Spring

Pro-legitimacy coalition of anti-coup groups and parties criticizes UN for accepting a known murderer and illegitimate coup commander in sessions.

Military junta oppression continues unabated with authorities hiding truth about detainee and inmate deaths in custody in places of detention across Egypt.