The National Alliance's Fayoum office holds coup security forces directly responsible for a bomb that killed three pro-revolution citizens at their home.

Elected President Morsi, currently held hostage in a military coup jail, sent a message to the people of Egypt, urging them to continue the non-violent Revolution.

While a tribal dispute in Aswan claims the lives of dozens, injuring dozens more, the province's junta-appointed governor says all security forces are busy 'dealing with' Muslim Brotherhood members.

The nationwide coalition endeavoring to defeat the illegitimate coup calls for non-violent protests and demonstrations outside vindictive justice courts pro-coup embassies in Cairo.

Egyptian youth, sacrificing everything in pursuit of dignity, have launched a new revolutionary wave that starts on March 19, 2014 for 11 consecutive days under the slogan “The Streets are

Pro-Democracy nationwide coalition calls more non-violent demonstrations across Egypt protesting the illegitimate treasonous coup and the murderous military junta's repressive rule.

Egypt's National Alliance issues a statement regarding the second wave of the Revolution: 'Our Streets… Together for Deliverance'.

The Muslim Brotherhood strongly condemns the attack on a military bus in Cairo Thursday that killed First Sergeant Yousri Hassan and injured three other officers.

Junta judiciary seize Hamas HQs and assets in Egypt, and ban all the movement's activity, as a clearly politicized court decision declares Hamas a 'Terrorist Group'.

Students union rejects positioning of coup security police within university campuses as a further setback in the fight for freedom.