Egypt's broad-based coalition defending democratic legitimacy escalates anti-coup defiance with a second revolutionary wave of peaceful protest action.

Egyptian youth, sacrificing everything in pursuit of dignity, have launched a new revolutionary wave that starts on March 19, 2014 for 11 consecutive days under the slogan “The Streets are

Brotherhood statement slams the putschists' attempt to smother the truth and muzzle mouths in order to prevent the world from learning about the junta's cold-blooded murders in the violent breakup

Despite coup forces adopting a 'maximum force' and 'scorched earth' approach against peaceful protesters, Brotherhood youths are determined to remain committed to non-violence.

The Journalists for Reform movement criticizes referral of Khaled Hamza to a military court, and demands his release on grounds of ill health.

There's no doubt Mohamed Morsi's government made mistakes, but now Sisi's regime is bringing the country to its knees

Pro-Democracy nationwide coalition calls more non-violent demonstrations across Egypt protesting the illegitimate treasonous coup and the murderous military junta's repressive rule.

In Kom El-Deka, Alexandria, 50 children are tortured in detention in so-called juvenile "care homes", then dispatched to a notoriously harsh juvenile prison in Cairo.

Egypt's National Alliance issues a statement regarding the second wave of the Revolution: 'Our Streets… Together for Deliverance'.

Pro-legitimacy coalition urges Saudi Arabia to show solidarity with the people of Egypt rather than their oppressors, reiterating commitment to peaceful protest until the coup is defeated.