Vowing to continue their huge sit-ins, already in their 17th day, across Egypt, pro-democracy, pro-Morsi protesters urge all citizens to join massive march on Monday.

Peaceful sit-in protests issue their own statement to condemn commander Al-Sisi’s actions, from the illegitimate coup to the massacre of worshipers and the witch hunt to stifle opposition and dissent.

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.

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.

FJP deputy chief Erian reaffirms complete rejection of coup-birthed, military-controlled political process, at the same time calling for even more massive peaceful protests, marches, rallies and sit-ins across Egypt.

With the security apparatus’ rapidly escalating witch-hunt of Islamists, shuttering of TV stations and newspapers, and even cold-blooded mass murders sponsored by the putschists and the military regime, an expeditious

The Egyptian OPR coalition brings to light dozens of cases of torture at the hands of security forces in at least one police station in Cairo, in the aftermath of

Columnist Fahmi Howeidi describes exclusionary measures and atrocities by security services and certain politicians against the Muslim Brotherhood and supporters of President Mohamed Morsi and democratic and constitutional legitimacy as

Leading member of the Freedom and Justice Party, Dr. Mohamed Beltagy, refutes reports that ‘creatively’ edit phrases of statements he made on Sinai violence to falsely incriminate him.

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.