Egypt’s Anti-Coup Pro-Legitimacy Alliance condemns the putschists’ outright hostility against honorable judges of Egypt and their crude and irresponsible intervention in their affairs, threatening the independence and impartiality of the

Despite the putschist regime’s brutal repression and persecution, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, reaffirms its commitment to peaceful protest, denouncing new anti-demonstration law, and reaching out to all

An FJP official statement declares that the party rejects as void all the military-appointed government's financial and economic dealings and agreements.

FJP affirms that the Commissioners’ recommendation to dissolve the largest popular party in the country is an escalation of exclusion endeavors by the military-appointed regime.

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, denounces the brutal incident in which a Coptic journalist and politician was attacked after he criticized the coup in

Under military rule, anti-coup Egyptians are arrested on contrived charges, thrown in jail without trial, put in solitary confinement simply out of spite, and their essential health needs are completely

Escalating their brutal assault on Egyptians' human rights, free speech and democratic process, the junta generals' security forces shutter another internet and printed media news outlet - one affiliated with

As the putschists’ authorities shutter another media outlet belonging to coup opponents, journalists demand protection of freedom of the press.

In order for the sweeping second wave of the January 25 (2011) Revolution to succeed in crushing the traitorous coup, it must build strong free popular will that accepts difference

Egypt’s broad coalition of parties, groups and movements opposed to the putsch strongly condemns torture, brutality and inhuman treatment of political prisoners at the hands of security and military forces.