Journalist and Muslim Brotherhood Leader Qutb Al-Arabi hails the release of political activists, including Alaa Abdel-Fattah, from junta jails, while 40,000 more remain behind bars.

Dr. Mohamed Ali Bishr cancels scheduled meeting with the (July 3, 2013) coup atrocities Fact-Finding Committee after it broke its promises of independence and objective investigation.

Despotic military junta sends savage forces to arrest political detainees' families and even neighbors, including women and children, for blackmail purposes, in a new emboldened wave of systematic violations of

Geneva-based Egyptian Revolutionary Council issues its first resolution announcing that all agreements signed by the coup regime in Egypt are null and void.

Egypt's broadbased anti-coup coalition consoles the Syrian people for the loss of a group of Ahrar al Sham leaders who fought bravely against the Syrian regime's brutality and oppression and

Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Beltagy's wife affirms that families of detainees and martyrs, victims of the military junta, will continue the struggle against the coup.

Anti-coup judges' organization denounces intensely politicized trials of civilians in military courts, especially the latest trials of Construction and Development Party politicians and parliamentarians.

Muslim Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein affirms the group reiterates commitment to escalating revolutionary defiance until victory and to its peaceful approach, and accepts no alternatives to those strategic choices.

Egypt's anti-coup national coalition starts "Revolution Until Victory" week and prepares in earnest for September 9 "Poor's Protest".

Rights organization Alkarama reports to the UN documented cases of 52 minors who now suffer torture, sexual assault and rape in only one of the many military junta jails and