Egypt’s anti-coup, pro-democracy coalition denounces the bombing Tuesday of a police directorate, and urges Egyptians to persevere in their revolt, with renewed commitment to non-violent defiance.

Following the Mansoura bombing Tuesday, leaders of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, denounce all violence and reiterate commitment to peaceful protest.

As Egyptians witness the putschists’ flawed anti-demonstration law in action, coup authorities escalate their vengeance war against everybody who dares oppose their illegitimate quest for power.

Egypt’s broad coalition of pro-democracy parties and movements denounces absurd verdicts issued by pro-military judges jailing revolutionary activists, acquitting ousted regime senior officials.

A number of Muslim Brotherhood leaders and President Mohamed Morsi’s aides and advisers, currently detained in Egypt’s notorious Tora Prison, start a hunger strike in protest at conditions inside the

Anti-Coup Alliance calls a new week of non-violent revolutionary activities, reminding that the 2012 Constitution (currently suspended by the putschists) is the legitimate national charter ratified by all Egyptians for

While Egypt’s putschists, driven by pipe dreams and fanciful delusions, seem intent on completely destroying the country and its resources, the anti-coup alliance escalates its peaceful fight for freedom.

Egypt’s broad coalition of parties and movements opposed to the illegitimate military coup and its repressive practices hails peaceful protesters’ persistence and urges putschists to stop the murderous madness before

Anti Coup Pro-democracy Alliance mourns the death of Mr. Nelson Mandela, an extra-ordinary leader and a staunch fighter for freedom.An official delegation representing the Egyptian people is joining the world

Although heinous coup security forces shot his son dead with live bullets to the head and eye, and although he is still being held captive in the junta’s jails, Mohamed