Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Beltagy's wife affirms that families of detainees and martyrs, victims of the military junta, will continue the struggle against the coup.

Sentenced to life in prison, for a trumped up crime, Brotherhood Chairman Badie and similarly convicted Islamist leaders chant "Down with junta injustice".

Mourning the loss of their own young daughter a year ago in the Rabaa Square violent break-up by military coup forces, Beltagy's family condoles with the family of leftist icon

August 14, 2014 marks the first anniversary of the horrific, cold-blooded massacre of thousands of totally unarmed and perfectly peaceful protesters in Cairo's Rabaa Square, by military coup security forces

Beltagy says Egypt's peace initiative for Gaza does not reflect popular will, nor does it do Palestinian resistance justice.

On trial, FJP's Beltagy reiterates that all his party's and the Muslim Brotherhood's decisions, actions and stances were against injustice and repression.

On trial, FJP's Beltagy reiterates that all his party's and the Muslim Brotherhood's decisions, actions and stances were against injustice and repression.

After announcing he'd postpone sentencing 14 symbols of Egypt's January 25 (2011) popular Revolution, a judge surprises everyone by issuing verdict to execute all defendants without due process.

Friday, 20 June 2014 Press Release

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