El-Zayat, prominent lawyer and head of the ‘National Committee for the Defense of Prisoners of Conscience’, is baffled by the number of juvenile detainees held in the putschists’ prisons in

Egypt’s coalition of parties and movements opposed to the heinous coup hails a promising start of a second week of non-violent protest activities under the banner ‘Youth are the mainstay

As the putschists’ authorities shutter another media outlet belonging to coup opponents, journalists demand protection of freedom of the press.

Under military rule, anti-coup Egyptians are arrested on contrived charges, thrown in jail without trial, put in solitary confinement simply out of spite, and their essential health needs are completely

Despite Monday’s ruling by a putschists’ court to disband the group, the Brotherhood vows to remain steadfast on the path of democratic change, committed to its covenant with God and

The Cairo court verdict issued on September 23, dissolving the Muslim Brotherhood Association and freezing its assets, is neither legally sound nor justified in any way.

Egypt’s coalition of parties, groups and movements opposed to the coup calls all citizens to participate in a peaceful Tuesday (September 24) protest under the banner 'Coup Does Not Represent

A lawyer from Delga, the Egyptian town brutally attacked by the ruling junta’s army and police forces this week, refutes pro-military media claims that the town had been held by

'Youth Against The Coup' movement urges all Egyptians to start full civil disobedience and to come out for huge peaceful protests on Sunday.

Egypt’s coalition of parties opposed to the coup calls all citizens to positively participate in a peaceful Friday (September 20) protest and a whole week of demonstrations under the banner