With the West turning a blind eye, and certain Arab states supporting the military junta's brutal repression of an entire population, coup security forces act with impunity, killing more and

Egypt's broadbased pro-legitimacy coalition reiterates commitment to non-violence and accuses the ruling military junta of causing security chaos.

August the 14th, 2014 marks the first anniversary of the the world's worst massacre in modern history.

Egypt's broad-based nationwide anti-coup coalition calls on army to leave political arena and allow justice to exact prompt retribution for junta victims.

The broad-based anti-coup coalition calls Egyptians to a fourth revolutionary wave on the first anniversary of the bloody break-up of the Rabaa peaceful protest sit-in on August 14.

A statement from the anti-coup coalition in Egypt slams the military-controlled court ruling to dissolve the largest political party in the country.

In the military coup authorities' ferocious drive to desperately kick all opposition out and away from public life, junta justice issues a clearly politicized decision to disband the FJP –

FJP leaders hail newly-launched Egyptian Revolutionary Council as a positive development for the people of Egypt.

The FJP vows to persist in the peaceful fight for Egypt despite an illegitimate ruling to dissolve the most democratically dominant party in the country.

A Suez Canal project announced by President Morsi just over a year ago is now being inaugurated by the same generals who strongly opposed it then.