From a notorious high-security prison where he is unjustly held captive, Dr. Beltagy, leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood, the FJP and the National Alliance, urges pro-democracy partners to close

The Freedom and Justice Party in Alexandria – Egypt congratulates the Egyptian people on the New Year, urging them to close ranks and persevere to overthrow the murderous military coup.

Although the military-installed government in Egypt admits the bomber of the Dakahlia Police HQ is not from the Muslim Brotherhood, it has not accordingly exonerated the group.

Dr. Beltagy’s son, Anas, is arrested by coup forces on the usual trumped up charges, to force his father to end his hunger strike, now in its eleventh day.

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

The Muslim Brotherhood strongly condemns the violent crackdown on student protests taking place across university campuses in Egypt. In an attempt to silence any voice of opposition, the military authorities

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.

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.

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