Opposition leader Heshmat reiterates confidence in the Revolution, spearheaded by youth and student movement, defeating the repressive coup regime.

On 05 March 2013, Egypt's National Council for Human Rights (NCHR) launched a supposedly fact-finding, but in fact a deliberately flawed, report on Rabaa Al-Adaweya massacre.

Dozens of female activists heading for besieged Gaza Strip are stopped and then deported by repressive coup authorities.

Brotherhood and national icons opposed to the illegitimate coup in Egypt slam government report on Rabaa massacre as merely an Interior Ministry testimony to exonerate murderers responsible for the bloodbath.

An honorable, patriotic, moderate rights activist is arrested and detained, described by the military junta as a dangerous criminal.

Although the truly Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood has been strictly peaceful in its action against the coup, the junta-installed foreign minister absurdly announces that the group may be Egyptian, if it

Today, two of Egypt’s brightest teenagers were killed in cold blood by coup security forces dispersing peaceful anti-coup protests: Abdel-Rahman Mosadeq, 16 year old student, was killed by a bullet

The nationwide coalition fighting the coup in Egypt calls for "The Corrupt Will Not Rule Over Us" week of peaceful protests and demonstrations against the illegitimate coup and its brutal

Egypt's pro-legitimacy coalition of parties and movements affirms that the people's rage and revolt are upsetting murderous military coup plans.

Lurking not too far behind the scene, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces pulls the strings once again, clearing the set for a new episode of power-grabbing, deception, repression