Human rights reports have recently expressed concern about the increasing persistence of enforced disappearances in Egypt under the military junta regime, with the announcement of the death of yet more

 The Muslim Brotherhood mourns one of its top leaders: Abdel-Azim Al-Sharqawi, member of the Guidance Bureau, who was assassinated through medical negligence in the prisons of injustice and tyranny, the

First: We deplore the silence of human rights organizations, civil society, governments and all those concerned with freedom and struggle against oppression, over the crimes committed by coup junta authorities

 The first seven months of 2017 witnessed 15 court cases of executions, including six in which death sentences were pronounced or referred to the Mufti for first approval, and 9

We still live the memories of August 2013, where horrific massacres executed in cold blood by coup junta forces claimed the lives of thousands of martyrs – as more Egyptians

Latest human rights reports indicate a sharp rise in the number of Egyptian citizens subjected to enforced disappearance by coup junta forces. According to these reports, students "Abdullah Hassan Ahmed

Coup security forces conducted arbitrary arrest raids in Matai town (Minya governorate, Egypt) rounding up and detaining 6 Egyptian citizens from the province. Those are: 1. Mohamed Abdel-Hakim. 2. Ahmed

On the fourth anniversary of the bloodiest and most horrific massacre in Egypt’s modern history, the Revolutionary Coalition for Egyptian Women (RCEW) affirms that it is no time for silent

Four lean years have passed since the horrific Rabaa and Nahda massacres – the massacres of the century. Four years, but the vengeful blood-spilling has not stopped. Four years of

Dr Talaat Fahmi, Muslim Brotherhood media spokesman, said the group was a defender of the homeland, never a terrorist group. "Hassan Al-Hudaibi, the group’s former Chairman, was the President of