The Arabic Organisation for Human Rights in the UK (AOHR) has called for the board of the Nobel Peace Prize to revoke the award given to Mohamed ElBaradei in 2005.

Supporters of President Morsi and constitutional legitimacy plan a million-man march and rally in Cairo tomorrow (Friday July 12).

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood rejects the military coup and its so-called caretaker administration as illegitimate, since they casually delegitimized popular will, and therefore cannot accept any decrees they may issue.

Coup authorities issue arrest warrants for top Freedom and Justice Party leaders, while they claim to seek broad-based national consensus.

Leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and its political arm, the FJP, affirm that people of all political colors positively participate in pro-Morsi, pro-democracy peaceful protests and mass rallies.

An unprecedented merciless cold-blooded massacre by Egyptian police and army against protesters praying at dawn outside the presidential guard compound murders women and children, including suckling infants.

Ennahdha Statement on massacres committed by putschists against protesters in Egypt this morning

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.

Killing innocent women and children in cold blood will certainly remain a curse on the perpetrators of this absolute massacre.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, rejects the military coup d’état as a gross violation of Egypt’s Constitution and law, and all subsequent arrangements, actions and decrees as null