Rights organization reports increased junta violence against all citizens, especially systematic and wide-spread torture and rape of women and children in the first 100 days of Al-Sisi's ruinous repressive rule.

The rights commission at Egypt's broadbased coalition of anti-coup parties and groups issues a statement explaining its position vis-à-vis the committee supposedly investigating junta atrocities.

Dr. Mohamed Ali Bishr denies media reports regarding Muslim Brotherhood cooperation with the 'June 30 (2013) Fact-Finding Committee'.

The Egyptian Observatory of Rights and Freedoms is an independent non-governmental organization that monitors and documents rights violations in Egypt, in cooperation with local and international bodies and institutions.

The phenomenon of extremism and intolerance is caused by many factors, many intelligence agencies, the most important of which are the Syrian and Iranian.

Mass murder, torture and ignoring medical needs are the mad military junta's fiendish ways to punish opponents held hostage in inhuman conditions.

Detainees in Damanhur jails make an urgent plea for fair trials, better detention conditions and more humane treatment.

The Muslim Brotherhood Press Office condemns in the strongest possible terms the assault on the female students by security forces & riot police in Qanater prison.

Egypt's nationwide coalition for democratic legitimacy rejects the junta's latest maneuver against the Muslim Brotherhood as a totally illegitimate act.

The following is a statement by the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt regarding the latest decision by the British government to investigate the group's alleged links to "violent extremism". A statement