As a court sentences Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie to death, in yet another trumped up case, the 71-year old leader condemns the injustice dealt generously in Egypt today.

Friday, 20 June 2014 Press Release

Brotherhood leader Badie slams oppression and the ferocious onslaught against freedom of speech in Egypt under military rule and the coup regime.

During a court session Wednesday, Brotherhood Chairman Mohamed Badie urges pro-democracy supporters to continue peaceful defiance.

In a statement Tuesday evening, the Muslim Brotherhood welcomed the forthcoming announcement of a Palestinian unity government, and called on all parties to look to the future and put past

Dr. Badie, Muslim Brotherhood leader, affirms group seeks freedom for Egypt in a strictly non-violent manner, as witnessed by all for 85 years since it was established.

Facing a list of ludicrous, clearly trumped up charges, the 70-year old veterinary professor and Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (Dr. Badie) reiterates commitment to non-violence.

Another mass sentences farce without due process condemns to death Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie along with 682 other Egyptians perceived as dissidents by coup authorities.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood leader Badie condemns the putschists' courts and prosecution service as illegitimate tools in the hands of a repressive military junta.

The illegal Military Regime in Egypt which deposed the democratically elected President Morsi in July 2013 has become more brazen in its attempts to silence the legal opposition permanently.