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Anti-Coup Alliance Statement on National and International Initiatives to End Egypt Crisis

Pro-democracy coalition reiterates its demands for reinstatement of full legitimacy – the President, the Constitution and the legislature, as the start point for any real initiatives.

Live streaming links for tonight’s “Pray for Egypt” protests

Nationwide Qiyam prayers are being held now for the sake of justice, prosperity and democracy in Egypt. Watch live through the links below (we will send more links as we

Anti-Coup Alliance Statement on US Delegation Meet Saturday, August 3

Coalition of pro-democracy, pro-Morsi groups, parties and movements clarifies details of their meeting Saturday with an American delegation.

Anti-Coup Alliance, Muslim Brotherhood: Denying Karman Egypt Entry is Police State Practice

Yemeni winner of the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize, Tawakkol Karman, is deported from Egypt airport, apparently for criticizing the military coup.

Egypt Revolution Lawyers Reveal Backstage Details of President Morsi Interrogation

2011 Revolution lawyers reaffirm that President Morsi rejects illegal interrogation and insists on reinstatement of the Constitution approved by Egyptians in public referendum in 2012.

Anti-Coup Pro-Democracy Alliance Announces New Sit-In and Protests Locations

Anti-Coup Pro-Democracy Alliance Announces New Sit-In and Protests Locations

Press Release by Anti-Coup Alliance on the Attempts to Disperse Sit-ins

(Cairo, August 1, 2013)- The Anti-Coup Pro-democracy Alliance, in partnership with all revolutionary and youth groups announces that the sit-ins of Rabaa Al-Adawiyya Square, Al-Nahda Square and other squares across

Erian to Sisi: Your Threat Will Not Stop Pro-Democracy Millions Massing to Reject Coup

In his latest speech, coup commander General Al-Sisi seeks a ‘popular’ excuse for an ever more bloody and violent crackdown on Egypt’s Islamists.

Muslim Brotherhood Statement Regarding General Al-Sisi Speech Wednesday, July 24

Sisi speech reveals bloody, violent intentions of the coup commanders and collaborators, who seek a flimsy ‘popular’ cover for a murderous crackdown on Islamists in Egypt – the military-run police