National coalition of parties and movements opposing the treasonous coup in Egypt condemns violations and illegal processes used against the President and calls a 'People Defend Their President' million-man march

Although the military-installed government in Egypt admits the bomber of the Dakahlia Police HQ is not from the Muslim Brotherhood, it has not accordingly exonerated the group.

Anti-Coup women movement compiles list of fascist putschists involved in recent crimes of violence against peaceful female demonstrators, and threaten to name and shame them.

Egypt’s pro-legitimacy coalition urges complete boycott of the junta’s sham constitution referendum scheduled to be held on January 14, 2014.

As the students’ strikes succeed in shaking the corners of the coup regime, the coalition of parties, movements and groups defending democracy in Egypt calls for a gradual, decisive nation-wide

Dr. Beltagy’s son, Anas, is arrested by coup forces on the usual trumped up charges, to force his father to end his hunger strike, now in its eleventh day.

The Muslim Brotherhood issues a statement in which it denounces a bombing near an army intelligence facility north of Cairo injuring four soldiers.

Anti-Coup women and girls in Egypt say they suffer unspeakable violations, tremendous hardship and injustice at the hands of junta authorities.

Dr. Beltagy rejects instruction by a coup preacher to stop his hunger strike protesting solitary confinement, inhuman conditions and ill-treatment in detention.

After coup authorities declare Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, the group affirms this shows the government's insistence on illegitimate vilification of the Brotherhood in order to exclude it or