Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's short interview with his son Osama.

Pro-Democracy National Alliance warns international forces against supporting illegitimate coup in Egypt.

As forces of the military junta in Egypt massacre Basarta village (north of Cairo) – like they did in Delga and Kerdasa – with 13 young girls rounded up and

Thoughts of a jailed Egyptian journalist as he marks the 2nd World Press Freedom Day (May 3) languishing in Al-Sisi's prisons, though he committed no crime, except perhaps failing to

Marking the Sinai Liberation Day, Egypt's anti-coup women movement vows to continue non-violent protest action until the Sinai in particular, and Egypt in general, are liberated from the illegitimate coup

A highly respected moderate Muslim thinker and leader, Mohamed Akef is jailed on false charges by the military junta who showed no mercy despite his old age and serious illness.

Before the coup's new interior minister completes his first month in office, political detainees' death toll spikes to a record high: eight new cases of murder and death by torture

Egypt's pro-democracy coalition vows continued peaceful protests as the only way forward until the ultimate defeat of the murderous military junta and the illegitimate coup regime.

Mohamed Montaser, Muslim Brotherhood Media spokesman, says Al-Sisi's signing of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Accord is another treacherous act against the people of Egypt.

Egypt's pro-democracy National Alliance issues a statement vowing to remain in session and urging all Egyptians to save the homeland from military-coup plots to sell off its future.