Egypt's anti-coup national coalition starts "Revolution Until Victory" week and prepares in earnest for September 9 "Poor's Protest".

The Egyptian Observatory of Rights and Freedoms is an independent non-governmental organization that monitors and documents rights violations in Egypt, in cooperation with local and international bodies and institutions.

Mass murder, torture and ignoring medical needs are the mad military junta's fiendish ways to punish opponents held hostage in inhuman conditions.

As a group of Muslim Brotherhood youths inside Tanta Prison are brutally beaten and led away to an unknown location, the notorious jail's inmates demand better treatment and detention conditions.

Egypt's broad-based pro-legitimacy coalition of anti-coup parties hails successful start of the Poor's Voice week of powerful peaceful protests.

An evil product of the military dictatorship in Egypt, enforced disappearance is a crime now perpetrated regularly and intensely as a means of political repression of all opponents, especially Islamists.

The Freedom and Justice Party values Wassat Party's move to establish new wider umbrella coalition to unite all anti-coup groups and parties.

Egypt's broad-based pro-legitimacy coalition of anti-coup parties and groups exhorts all patriotic citizens to join in The Poor's Voice week of powerful yet peaceful protests.

Sentenced to life in prison, for a trumped up crime, Brotherhood Chairman Badie and similarly convicted Islamist leaders chant "Down with junta injustice".

According to most student-union leaders, new student regulations dictated by military junta officials aim to muzzle free speech and eliminate all appearances of dissent.