A pro-military court sentences anti-coup students (including 10 females) to prison terms of one to seven years, slamming them with fines amounting to LE2,160,000 (US$284,000) and 5-year probation orders each,

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

Sunday, April 26, 2015 Open letter to the Leaders attending the 26th ASEAN Summit in Malaysia and Indonesia.

An Egyptian rights organization denounces persistent 'wide-scale' violations of human rights by junta security agencies in Egypt in the first quarter of 2015.

Egypt's pro-democracy national coalition denounces the prison sentence dealt to President Mohamed Morsi Tuesday as null and void.

Egypt's pro-legitimacy Independence of the Judiciary Front points problems with a junta court's flawed prison sentence against President Morsi Tuesday.

Tuesday, April 21, 2015 Press statement

Evidently null and void court sentences are passed so the illegitimate coup regime can impose a reality of tyranny, injustice and repression on the Egyptian people. But the junta’s heinous

It is no coincidence that the military junta’s media tentacles drown Egyptians with mounting calls to war on the nation’s own morals and religious values, principles and constants, from burning

A call to all supporters of democratic legitimacy: raise high the hand-grip made famous by President Morsi in Egypt's iconic Tahrir Square and later in court.