Sixty days of brutal, bloody coup have sent Egypt back to the dark pre-revolution days of military madness and police repression, killed innocent unarmed citizens, and ruined the economy.

Somehow, renowned Reuters fails to see millions of anti-coup protesters out in hundreds of mass marches across Egypt, and apparently naively echoes the generals’ media reports.

The irony for some is that the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters remain the upholders of the ballot box's legitimacy

FOR millions of Egyptians still reeling from the shock of Wednesday’s state-led massacre, which killed at least 600 peaceful protesters and possibly many more, the questions are now very basic:

In an attempt to destroy some of the massive physical evidence of their war crimes and savagery, heavily armed security forces stormed the field hospital and reportedly torched the whole

A recent field study indicates that the number of Egyptians opposed to the overthrow of Dr Mohamed Morsi as President has risen to 69 per cent. Only around 25 per

Statement by Egypt’s coalition of groups, parties and movements defending constitutional legitimacy announces huge rallies for Monday and Tuesday.

Egypt’s coalition defending constitutional legitimacy issues its response to comments made by Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Deputy Director for the Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty International.

Coalition of pro-democracy, pro-Morsi groups, parties and movements clarifies details of their meeting Saturday with an American delegation.

(Cairo, August 2, 2013)- The Anti-Coup, Pro-Democracy Alliance condemns the use of excessive force against the anti-coup protesters and the use of tear gas heavily to disperse the anti-coup protesters