Repressive action and state-sponsored terror campaigns will not dissuade pro-democracy pro-Morsi supporters from demanding reinstatement of their elected leader.

FJP Secretary-General in Cairo vows to take legal action against authorities who tightened the clampdown on the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, sealing its main HQ off Sunday.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, reaffirms its total rejection of the military coup in Egypt and vows to continue protest activities, along with millions of pro-democracy Egyptians, until

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

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie urges Egypt’s army to stay away from politics, vowing to continue sit-in and peaceful demonstration activities until power is restored to the elected President Morsi.

Systematic brutality, widespread atrocities and plain downright bloody massacres are back on the streets of Cairo and all provinces across Egypt as security forces face unarmed demonstrators with live bullets.

Repressive new army-led authorities in Egypt crackdown heavily on Islamists and all those who still entertain revolutionary hopes of democracy.

In the face of recent events in Egypt, namely the removal of President Mohamed Morsi on Wednesday 3 July 2013 in a flagrant coup against democratic legitimacy as embodied in

National Alliance in Support of Electoral Legitimacy (NASEL) exhorts Egyptians to turn out in protest rallies starting from mosques across Egypt tomorrow (Friday) after noon prayers.

Muslim Brotherhood reveals information that violent attacks plotted against demonstrators in Tahrir Square and Itehadia Presidential Palace are to be blamed on the Brotherhood, and that it will certainly be