The broad-based anti-coup coalition calls Egyptians to a fourth revolutionary wave on the first anniversary of the bloody break-up of the Rabaa peaceful protest sit-in on August 14.

A statement from the anti-coup coalition in Egypt slams the military-controlled court ruling to dissolve the largest political party in the country.

Parliamentarian and FJP leader Al-Komi vows to persist in working with all Egyptians despite the military junta's brutal repression.

Al-Shater's daughter slams the military-controlled justice system which overindulges evidently corrupt tyrants like ousted Mubarak, while it turns a blind eye to the suffering of detained opponents.

Opposition MP Reda Fahmi slams the coup regime's interior ministry which has reverted to autocrat Mubarak's repressive practices.

Coup authorities arrest more political party leaders in Egypt in an attempt to quell growing dissent and popular discontent.

Al-Shater's daughter condemns the latest ferocious vindictive crime by coup commanders and collaborators against opposition leaders and honorable businessmen.

Women Against Coup movement holds Egypt interior ministry responsible for the rape of a woman in the iconic Tahrir liberty square, symbol of the January 25 Revolution that toppled Mubarak.

The nationwide coalition of pro-democracy parties and groups holds new revolutionary demonstrations Sunday against Egypt's public prosecutor, who never acts against the country's putschists and thieves: the coup commanders and

Egypt's nationwide anti-coup coalition launches a new revolutionary week entitled "Egypt is no-one's private fiefdom", stepping up non-violent anti-coup anti-corruption activities.