Dozens of journalists are not allowed to write or get published in many newspapers, as the new ‘democracy’ in Egypt digs in, gagging mouths and suppressing dissent.

FJP deputy chief Erian reaffirms complete rejection of coup-birthed, military-controlled political process, at the same time calling for even more massive peaceful protests, marches, rallies and sit-ins across Egypt.

Coup commanders having swiftly disbanded Egypt’s Shura Council (the only legislature) does not stop lawmakers from convening session in mosque.

Shura Council issues a statement calling on all parliaments of the world to support the Egyptian people and democratic legitimacy.

The Arabic Organisation for Human Rights in the UK (AOHR) has called for the board of the Nobel Peace Prize to revoke the award given to Mohamed ElBaradei in 2005.

Supporters of President Morsi and constitutional legitimacy plan a million-man march and rally in Cairo tomorrow (Friday July 12).

Coup commanders in Egypt continue to detain, without charge, over a thousand citizens of all political colors, interrogating them in police stations and detention centers across the country.

Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and its political arm, the FJP, affirm that people of all political colors positively participate in pro-Morsi, pro-democracy peaceful protests and mass rallies.

Survivors of the dawn massacre by coup regime police and army tell the true story of events as they saw them personally.

Massacres, censorship, mass arrests, the toppling of Mohamed Morsi, a leader dedicated to dialogue: this is the true face of a military coup