Anti-Coup women and girls in Egypt say they suffer unspeakable violations, tremendous hardship and injustice at the hands of junta authorities.

Dr. Beltagy rejects instruction by a coup preacher to stop his hunger strike protesting solitary confinement, inhuman conditions and ill-treatment in detention.

The junta generals are doing their worst to spark civil war in Egypt, beating and harassing girls and women in public in order to provoke violent responses and reactions.

After coup authorities declare Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, the group affirms this shows the government's insistence on illegitimate vilification of the Brotherhood in order to exclude it or

Pro-democracy coalition of parties and groups opposed to the military coup in Egypt is determined to avoid the civil war promoted and driven by junta generals.

As he starts day seven of his hunger strike in the junta’s jail, Dr. Beltagy mourns the death of human rights and the entire legal system in Egypt.

With the coup authorities’ latest brutal practices against the poorest segments of Egyptian society igniting the Revolution in every home, the coalition of pro-legitimacy parties and groups calls a 'Revolutionary

The Muslim Brotherhood condemns in the strongest possible terms the attack on the police headquarters in Mansoura.

The Anti-Coup National Alliance announces it is to boycott the sham referendum on the junta’s constitution scheduled for 14 and 15 January 2014.

Just before dawn Tuesday, a loud explosion rocked the city of Mansoura, damaged Dakahlia Security Directorate and killed and injured dozens of people.