The broad alliance of parties, groups and movements facing up against Egypt’s bloody military coup rejects the so-called transitional government’s statement Friday evening.

In the early hours of 8 July 2013, 51 Muslim Brotherhood supporters camped outside the Republican Guards' club in Cairo were killed by security forces. The Egyptian military claimed the

‘Egyptians Abroad for Democracy’, a new popular movement established by Egyptians living abroad, aims to show solidarity with pro-democracy, pro-Morsi citizens in Egypt.

The military ‘democracy’ in Egypt shows as much respect for the law as it did for the Constitution, transferring 8 Islamist leaders to the toughest jail in the country, pending

Shura Council’s Human Rights Committee is pushing for a visit by an international medical team to visit President Morsi who is being held without charge by putschists in an undisclosed

Ministers of the legitimate elected President Morsi’s government meet EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton in Cairo Wednesday.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, and students gathered in the huge pro-democracy, pro-legitimacy sit-in in East Cairo’s Rabaa Al-Adaweya Square refuse to recognize the illegitimate putschist cabinet.

From the pulsing heart of the popular legitimacy and liberty square in Rabaa Al-Adaweya, a conference of Egypt’s student unions issues a statement in which it condemns the traitorous, ruinous

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.

Egypt’s student unions hold pro-democracy, anti-coup conference and vow to use all prudent endeavors to expose the repression and crimes of coup masters and collaborators against students.