Dozens of journalists are not allowed to write or get published in many newspapers, as the new ‘democracy’ in Egypt digs in, gagging mouths and suppressing dissent.

FJP deputy leader Erian rejects as false a Guardian newspaper report that claimed the Muslim Brotherhood and its political arm had secret meetings with military usurpers of power.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood vows to persist in peaceful protest action until democratic legitimacy is fully restored, with reinstatement of President Morsi as only the first demand.

Reversing democracy in postrevolution Egypt, the military council removed the country’s first elected President, promptly disbanded its legislature, and rushed to hunt and detain members of the largest political party,

Ahmed Aref, Muslim Brotherhood Spokesman, denies a media claim of secret negotiations with the putschist generals and their civilian cronies.

Coup commanders having swiftly disbanded Egypt’s Shura Council (the only legislature) does not stop lawmakers from convening session in mosque.

Shura Council issues a statement calling on all parliaments of the world to support the Egyptian people and democratic legitimacy.

Dragging Egypt very rapidly into a new era of repression and persecution of epic proportion, coup-emboldened security agencies invade universities and arrest Brotherhood students.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s FJP deputy chief is baffled by the blindfold some seem to be intent on using in a show of an almost total lack of principles.

The matter at hand during this difficult time, which began with the events on June 30 2013 and culminated in a military coup on July 3 2013, is not the