Egypt Muslim Brotherhood strongly criticizes murderous military coup forces' brutal burnt-earth approach against students’ peaceful protests.

Families of revolutionaries killed outside Itehadia Presidential Palace in 2012 hold a presser reiterating their demands for real investigations into the clashes and vow to take more forceful legal action.

Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein criticizes the media’s frenzied and relentless campaign against the group.

The Muslim Brotherhood is deeply disturbed by the continuation of brutal violence against peaceful protestors by the Military Junta. Today’s protests against military trials for civilians were dispersed by use

On Friday November 22, Anti-Coup Alliance member Dr. Mohamed Bishr, gave an extensive interview to the Freedom and Justice newspaper to discuss the Alliance's strategic vision released November 16, and

Dr. Mahmoud Hussein, Muslim Brotherhood Secretary-General, rejects an absurd statement reported by news agencies, attributed to John Kerry, U.S. Secretary of State, in which Kerry claimed the Brotherhood stole the

Egypt’s FJP strongly criticizes the military coup’s security apparatus which killed two students and injured at least 40 more as it viciously attacked a protest at Azhar University dormitory.

FJP leader Darrag rejects U.S. Secretary of State Kerry’s attempt to appease military coup commanders at the expense of truth and principle.

Following the latest violence in the Sinai Peninsula, in which 10 Egyptian soldiers are reported dead in a car bomb, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Freedom and Justice Party reiterate

While 85-year old former leader of the Brotherhood suffers a setback in the coup’s prison hospital, the putschists refer him to trial on a false, politicized charge of allegedly insulting