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,

Marking the Sinai Liberation Day, Egypt's anti-coup women movement vows to continue non-violent protest action until the Sinai in particular, and Egypt in general, are liberated from the illegitimate coup

Sunday, April 26, 2015 Open letter to the Leaders attending the 26th ASEAN Summit in Malaysia and Indonesia.

Egypt's pro-democracy national coalition denounces the prison sentence dealt to President Mohamed Morsi Tuesday as null and void.

Egypt's pro-legitimacy Independence of the Judiciary Front points problems with a junta court's flawed prison sentence against President Morsi Tuesday.

Tuesday, April 21, 2015 Press statement

It is no coincidence that the military junta’s media tentacles drown Egyptians with mounting calls to war on the nation’s own morals and religious values, principles and constants, from burning

 The Egyptian Revolution is at a critical moment where the military junta, having failed to halt the growing protest and peaceful resistance movement, is endeavoring to push the country into

Egyptian political opposition leader Beltagy, 52, is a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood who has been dealt several absurd and ludicrous sentences by the military junta's lopsided justice.

A highly respected moderate Muslim thinker and leader, Mohamed Akef is jailed on false charges by the military junta who showed no mercy despite his old age and serious illness.