Dr. Mohamed Ali Bishr, former Local Development Minister and leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood, affirms that participating in EMA elections does not amount to recognition of coup authorities.

As the brutal putschists escalate their savage acts of repression to quell protesters, violating all human rights as well as local and international laws, the FJP calls for decisive non-violent

Anti-Coup movements and groups: Coup document is void. We will reinstate our Constitution.

Egypt’s FJP strongly criticizes the military coup’s security apparatus which killed two students and injured at least 40 more as it viciously attacked a protest at Azhar University dormitory.

A number of political movements and public figures opposed to the military coup launch a campaign demanding that the proposed trial of President Mohamed Morsi must be held publicly, with

Iman Safan affirms that respecting the will of the people and constitutional and democratic legitimacy is the only way forward, the only way to regain and safeguard freedom.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, denounces all acts of violence, including Saturday’s attack on an Egyptian intelligence facility.

While Egypt’s Anti-Coup, pro-democracy national coalition leader Mohamed Bishr welcomes all serious calls to objective reconciliation talks, he reiterates the Alliance’s commitment to full constitutional legitimacy.

Cairo - September 26, 2013: Egypt’s coalition of parties, groups and movements opposed to the traitorous coup calls all Egyptians to participate in a second week of peaceful protest under

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