On July 3, 2013 Egypt’s army commander, the Defense Minister, mounted a full-fledged coup d’état against the legitimate elected President of Egypt and suspended the Constitution endorsed by popular referendum

Millions of Egyptians demonstrating in support of democratic, constitutional and ballot-box legitimacy issue a 4-point statement detailing their demands.

Having thrown at Egypt’s first elected President all kinds of challenges, fabricated crises, killing of his supporters and torching Brotherhood HQs, now a military coup is underway.

National Alliance in Support of Electoral Legitimacy (NASEL) exhorts Egyptians to turn out in protest rallies starting from mosques across Egypt tomorrow (Friday) after noon prayers.

Appeal court judgment confirms sacking of both old and new Public Prosecutors, leaving post open for a new judge yet to be chosen as per Constitution.

Immediately after announcing the ouster of elected President Morsi, authorities pulled the plug on all TV channels that voiced any opposition to the military’s maneuvers.

FJP Vice-Chairman Erian reaffirms that democratization process will ultimately win and Egypt’s Revolution will not be undermined with millions ready to defend it.

Unprecedented millions of Egyptians pour out onto iconic liberty squares across Egypt in a dramatic national show of support for the elected President.

FJP leader Erian says that the military’s 48-hour notice statement was a mistake, and vows to never allow anyone to violate democratic rules and principles.

A statement by the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, condemns a military ultimatum which sidetracks the President of Egypt, the Armed Forces’ Supreme Commander, and the millions of pro-Morsi