As the coup commanders escalate their murderous campaign against all opponents of their bloody coup, the FJP vows the January 2011 Revolution will go on until it achieves ultimate victory,

 General Abdul-Fattah El-Sisi, Egypt’s self-appointed president and the mastermind of the violent military coup that resulted in the massacre thousands, is due to visit the United Kingdom next week. The

The FJP, the Muslim Brotherhood's political wing, is gravely concerned for the health of its Secretary General Hussein Ibrahim (who is also the Speaker of the legitimate parliament elected in

Egypt's nationwide pro-democracy coalition in Assiut mourns Ahmed Ramadan, killed in cold blood in his apartment by coup militias.

With total impunity under the ruling military-appointed regime, security militias raid and ransack the homes of patriotic Egyptians without warrants, charges or details of the victims' whereabouts.

The broadbased anti-coup coalition in Egypt salutes revolutionaries in all parts of the Arab world and calls a fresh week of peaceful protest action.

Egyptian and international NGOs refute official claims that Egypt has no 'enforced disappearance' problem at all.

The Students Against the Coup revolutionary movement calls all Egyptians, especially youths, to boycott the sham elections rigged by the junta and its collaborators at home and abroad.

Egypt's pro-democracy national alliance congratulates all Muslims on the start of the new Hijri year 1437 and calls all patriots to boycott forthcoming illegitimate parliament elections.

Egypt’s politically-motivated death penalties and executions – ERC’s open letter to UN Secretary General, UN Missions, and UK parliamentarians