Egypt’s pro-democracy coalition of parties and movements opposed to the murderous military coup condemns the putschists’ anti-protest law.

The Muslim Brotherhood is deeply disturbed by the continuation of brutal violence against peaceful protestors by the Military Junta. Today’s protests against military trials for civilians were dispersed by use

The military junta in Egypt escalates its war against all opponents, showing its heinous nature by arresting Justice Mahmoud Al-Khudairi, who – incidentally – is not a member of the

Dr. Mahmoud Hussein, Muslim Brotherhood Secretary-General, rejects an absurd statement reported by news agencies, attributed to John Kerry, U.S. Secretary of State, in which Kerry claimed the Brotherhood stole the

FJP leader Darrag rejects U.S. Secretary of State Kerry’s attempt to appease military coup commanders at the expense of truth and principle.

At least 26 people were killed and 28 injured when a train crashed into a pick-up truck and a minibus at a crossing in Dahshur, on the outskirts of Cairo.

First, there was the farcical investigation into a charge against President Morsi for allegedly inciting supporters to kill demonstrators outside his Itehadia Palace; now a ludicrous investigation into an implausible

November 4, 2013: The Egyptian Initiative and The Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression criticize the putschists’ repressive practices as 'not at all different from the oppression of the

On November 4, 2013, the coup-appointed government will "try" kidnapped President Morsi and his aides in criminal court on charges of conspiracy to kill protesters outside the Ittehadia Palace on

The national coalition of parties and movements opposed to the coup in Egypt denounces systematic use of excessive violence by coup security forces against unarmed protesters across the nation.