Egypt's anti-coup student movement hails the recent founding of a new revolutionary student alliance.

Egypt's Anti-Coup Pro-Legitimacy National Alliance issues a statement calling for a week of revolutionary, non-violent protest action, under the banner "Topple the Junta".

Military junta repression in Egypt continues its relentless campaign to cleanse the state of all signs of democracy, including the independence of the judiciary.

Omar Al-Sharif, the first student movement fatality in the new academic year, succumbs to wounds caused by junta forces live ammunition at university.

The FJP presents official objection to execution of a judgment to dissolve the party and seize its assets.

In court, Saturday, legitimate President of Egypt Mohamed Morsi assures all that the military coup will certainly be defeated.

Egypt's anti-coup alliance calls all Egyptians to participate in the 'Support Al-Aqsa Mosque' Week of non-violent protest action.

The Muslim Brotherhood's political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party issues a statement denouncing Egypt's involvement in bombing the Libyan city of Benghazi.

The family of Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Beltagy issues a statement saying the military generals are clearly trying the Revolution, represented in such symbols as Beltagy and his fellow detained

Egyptian students' patriotic peaceful action pierces the illusion of iron-grip military repression of Revolution and protesters.