Pro-democracy coalition of parties, groups and movements calls on Egyptians to non-violent demonstrations, sit-ins and rallies to protest Beni Suef Tuesday massacre.

Egypt’s military madness brushes aside the national charter ratified by popular referendum only months ago, only to provide a new ‘polished’ version more suitable for its dubious purposes.

The anti-coup sign which is quickly spreading across the globe now has its own multilingual website explaining its birth and meaning: www.r4bia.com

Cairo – The coalition of groups and movements defending democracy against the generals bloody coup urges all Egyptians to close ranks and join peaceful protest activities on Friday, August 30.

As Egypt’s Revolution goes on, millions of people turn out to streets and squares across the country every day in peaceful protests against the bloody repressive coup regime.

Vowing to persist in positive, peaceful protest action, Egypt’s coalition of pro-democracy groups and movements calls for a week-long campaign under the title ‘The People Lead The Revolution’.

Somehow, renowned Reuters fails to see millions of anti-coup protesters out in hundreds of mass marches across Egypt, and apparently naively echoes the generals’ media reports.

Egypt’s coalition of pro-democracy groups and movements steps up campaign towards civil disobedience, with a boycott of products and services from coup supporters.

Egypt’s coalition of anti-coup groups and movements exhort Egyptians to come out in millions for peaceful protests on Martyr’s Friday.

Hours ago (on Tuesday, August 20), the Muslim Brotherhood’s 70-year old Chairman Badie was arrested on clearly political trumped up charges, as Egypt’s military rulers press on with their brutal