A group of anti-coup revolutionary movements call all Egyptians to close rank, unite and raise high the banners of the January 25 Revolution, above all partisan or personal interests.

Anti-coup media coordination group urges release of imprisoned Aljazeera journalists and well over 90 other media professionals unjustly jailed in junta dungeons for more than a year.

Christians Against the Coup issues a statement expressing regret for Egypt's ongoing predicament, military rule and crises.

The Anti-Coup Pro-Legitimacy National Alliance issues its first statement on the 'Egypt Speaks Revolution' protest campaign in preparation for a huge wave of demonstrations on January 25, which starts with

Yahya Hamid, Minister of Investment in legitimate President Morsi's government, denounces demands for the Muslim Brotherhood to leave the political arena in order to supposedly allow for the success of

Opposition MP Reda Fahmi vows the Brotherhood will not succumb to military junta pressures.

Egypt's Anti-Coup Alliance condemns junta justice for failing to prosecute and punish perpetrators 500 days after the horrendous Rabaa and Nahda massacres.

The Egyptian Revolutionary Council in exile issues a statement praising legitimate lawmakers' meeting and press conference in Istanbul, Turkey.

Egypt's legitimate lawmakers hold a press conference to announce resumption of parliament sessions in exile, in Turkey's capital Istanbul.

The Anti-Coup broad-based coalition in Egypt asserts the military council is the culprit behind all massacres since the January 25 (2011) Revolution until now, including the Cabinet Building massacre of