Freedom and Justice Party: Egypt Suppression Forced Revolutionary Council Launch Abroad

FJP leaders hail newly-launched Egyptian Revolutionary Council as a positive development for the people of Egypt.

Independence of Justice Front: Ruling to Dissolve Freedom and Justice Party Null and Void

In the military coup authorities' ferocious drive to desperately kick all opposition out and away from public life, junta justice issues a clearly politicized decision to disband the FJP –

Freedom and Justice Party Spokesman: Disbanding Decision Intensely Politicized

The FJP vows to persist in the peaceful fight for Egypt despite an illegitimate ruling to dissolve the most democratically dominant party in the country.

Muslim Brotherhood Warns Against Falling Into Libyan Quagmire

A statement from Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood denounces the junta's new hired-gun military creed.

FJP: Suez Canal Project Inauguration Apology Due to President Morsi

A Suez Canal project announced by President Morsi just over a year ago is now being inaugurated by the same generals who strongly opposed it then.

Pro-Democracy National Alliance Welcomes Egyptian Revolutionary Council

Egypt's broad-based nationwide anti-coup coalition hails the launch of the 'Egyptian Revolutionary Council' by Egyptians abroad.

Muslim Brotherhood Leader Badie After Illegal Second Death Sentence: We Will Not Bow or Cower

While coup security forces work hard to lay trumped up charges against Egypt's most honorable citizens, junta justice endeavors to break every rule and trample every legal process to persecute

Women Coalition Organizes Symbolic Rabaa Martyrs Anniversary Rally

August 14, 2014 marks the first anniversary of the horrific, cold-blooded massacre of thousands of totally unarmed and perfectly peaceful protesters in Cairo's Rabaa Square, by military coup security forces

Muslim Brotherhood Press Statement on Dabaah Criminal Incidents

Violent episodes that claim the lives of Egyptian soldiers and civilians, like the latest in Dabaah, cast dark shadows on the junta regime: either these are their own handiwork, or

Female Protesters ‘Forgotten’ in Brutal Coup Prisons

A detailed account of 64 innocent girls and women detained in inhuman conditions in junta dungeons.