Egypt's broadbased anti-coup coalition begins rejuvenation endeavors to better face up to the repression of the ruling military junta, with the help of young revolutionary leaders.

Journalist and Muslim Brotherhood Leader Qutb Al-Arabi hails the release of political activists, including Alaa Abdel-Fattah, from junta jails, while 40,000 more remain behind bars.

According to Brotherhood UK leader Azzam Tamimi, any government action against the group in Britain requires new legislation and will be faced with a tough legal battle.

The rights commission at Egypt's broadbased coalition of anti-coup parties and groups issues a statement explaining its position vis-à-vis the committee supposedly investigating junta atrocities.

Dr. Mohamed Ali Bishr cancels scheduled meeting with the (July 3, 2013) coup atrocities Fact-Finding Committee after it broke its promises of independence and objective investigation.

As the darkness of junta injustice and repression spreads over the people of Egypt, the national coalition of anti-coup parties and groups launches another week of non-violent defiance activities.

Despotic military junta sends savage forces to arrest political detainees' families and even neighbors, including women and children, for blackmail purposes, in a new emboldened wave of systematic violations of

Syria Brotherhood spokesman Omar Abdul-Aziz Meshwah believes that a large part of the battle with ISIS is ideological, and that forces intervening in Syria should target the tyrannical Assad regime

Expressing sincere gratitude to Qatar for being a good accommodating host, Muslim Brotherhood and Freedom and Justice Party leaders leave Qatar to avoid causing the country any embarrassment.

Geneva-based Egyptian Revolutionary Council issues its first resolution announcing that all agreements signed by the coup regime in Egypt are null and void.