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

The Egyptian Parliament in exile places full responsibility for the murder of lawmaker Dr Farid Ismail in detention on the ruling military junta and its illegitimate regime.

A dark harvest, indeed, in Egypt under the illegitimate coup regime and the mad military junta, as they ruthlessly kill and injure thousands in the Sinai, starting a civil war

Muslim Brotherhood Parliamentarian Dr. Farid Ismail suffers a stroke inside the military junta's notorious Aqrab (Scorpion) Prison, but coup authorities refuse him urgently needed tests and treatment.

Egypt's revolutionary women coalition denounces as a war crime the murderous military junta's brutal raid of Damietta's Basarta village (north of Egypt) after the arbitrary arrest of 13 young girls

The nationwide pro-democracy coalition in Egypt salutes the elected President Morsi's resilience and steadfastness, and calls for another week of non-violent anti-coup defiance.

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

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

 Today (April 25) is the so-called Sinai Liberation Day. But was the Sinai actually liberated? If the Sinai looked liberated of Israeli forces, the fact is that the Camp David

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