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Muslim Brotherhood Statement Reiterates Commitment to January 25 Revolution, Goals

 The Muslim Brotherhood reaffirms its commitment to the revolutionary approach in the face of the military coup regime in Egypt, which abducted the legitimate President and sentenced him to death,

PRESS RELEASE: Deliberate medical negligence leading to death of MP Mohamed Falahgy

This is a new crime to be added to the coup regime's numerous crimes against Egypt, the Egyptian people, the Revolution and its leaders.

Heshmat Welcomes German Parliament Speaker’s Cancellation of Coup Commander Meet

Norbert Lammert cancels planned meeting with Al-Sisi in Berlin citing human rights violations, including the sentencing to death of dozens of Muslim Brotherhood leaders.

Muslim Brotherhood Statement on the Execution of Defendants in “Arab Sharkas” Case

The Muslim Brotherhood's Montaser reaffirms that nothing will stop the military junta's murders and oppression except revolutionary justice.

Muslim Brotherhood Spokesman Montaser: Egypt Junta Kills Homeland

The traitorous junta's desperate attempts to break this nation and destroy this homeland will certainly fail, crushed by the rising revolutionary wave of popular rage.

Military Junta Forces Massacre Basarta Village People in Egypt Nile Delta

As forces of the military junta in Egypt massacre Basarta village (north of Cairo) – like they did in Delga and Kerdasa – with 13 young girls rounded up and

Muslim Brotherhood Mourns MP Farid Ismail Death in Detention

A press release from Mohamed Montaser, Muslim Brotherhood Media Spokesman, regarding the death of Muslim Brotherhood Parliamentarian Dr. Farid Ismail after junta authorities refused him essential medical tests and treatment

Letter from Jailed Egyptian Journalist on World Press Freedom Day

Thoughts of a jailed Egyptian journalist as he marks the 2nd World Press Freedom Day (May 3) languishing in Al-Sisi's prisons, though he committed no crime, except perhaps failing to

Junta Court Deals Out Rigorous Imprisonment Terms to 64 University Students in Egypt

A pro-military court sentences anti-coup students (including 10 females) to prison terms of one to seven years, slamming them with fines amounting to LE2,160,000 (US$284,000) and 5-year probation orders each,