FOR millions of Egyptians still reeling from the shock of Wednesday’s state-led massacre, which killed at least 600 peaceful protesters and possibly many more, the questions are now very basic:

Pro-democracy coalition reiterates its demands for reinstatement of full legitimacy – the President, the Constitution and the legislature, as the start point for any real initiatives.

So-called Black Bloc thugs and security officers admit role in attacks on pro-democracy, pro-Morsi demonstrators at Unknown Soldier site July 26.

Claiming to have a ‘popular’ mandate to quash anti-coup, pro-democracy sit-ins in Cairo and other governorates across Egypt, the military-installed Cabinet has authorized Ministry of Interior forces to take ‘all

Today's activities, and tomorrow's million person march "Martyrs of the Coup".

A statement issued by Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood condemns the latest bloody massacre where hundreds of women were killed and injured by security forces, some of whom dressed as thugs.

With military coup commanders, cronies and collaborators ignoring huge demonstrations by millions of Morsi and legitimacy supporters, NASEL urges for more mass marches and rallies.

Wholesale senseless slaughter by police and army forces of unarmed protesters praying outside the republican guard HQ kill and wound over a thousand pro-Morsi demonstrators at dawn Monday.

FJP strongly condemns the massacre of unarmed demonstrators outside the presidential guard compound in Cairo where the illegitimate coup regime’s police and army killed and injured hundreds.

Survivors of the dawn massacre by coup regime police and army tell the true story of events as they saw them personally.