Egypt's nationwide coalition of parties and movements opposed to the coup welcomes unbiased initiatives based on constitutional legitimacy.

The Muslim Brotherhood's message on the 65th anniversary of its founder Hassan Al-Banna's death on February 12, 1949: Still Steadfast on the Path.

University Professor Salah Sultan, currently detained by the military junta, affirms he and his prison mates are in high spirits despite evident 'slow death' tactics and torture by coup authorities.

Egyptian ex-lawmaker Heshmat sees no exit from current crisis except with the junta relinquishing power to civilians, reinstating elected President Morsi and achieving retribution.

As Egypt's pro-democracy coalition mourns the Revolution's martyrs, it praises loyal patriotic revolutionaries across the nation, and urges more peaceful protest action.

The Muslim Brotherhood recognizes its mistakes –trusting the loyalty of the military council and the fairness of the judiciary – and exhorts all Egyptians to unite in selfless devotion to

Egypt's pro-democracy coalition of movements, groups and parties renews calls for continued peaceful revolutionary boycott of false vote.

Egypt's coalition of parties and movements defending democratic legitimacy rejects as false claims that it offered an initiative for reconciliation with the murderous military junta.

Political prisoners and peaceful protesters detained in the notorious Wadi Natrun junta jail, to the north of Cairo, sent an open letter to all Egyptians.

The family of Dr. Beltagy, Muslim Brotherhood and FJP leader, call on rights organizations to help stop the flagrant violations committed by coup authorities against them and Dr. Beltagy himself