'Youth Against The Coup' movement urges all Egyptians to start full civil disobedience and to come out for huge peaceful protests on Sunday.

Let’s begin with the Jan. 25, [2011], revolution. The relationship between the Muslim Brotherhood — not so much the young revolutionaries, not the youth wing, but the old guard of

Putschists in Egypt are continuing their atrocious violations of basic human rights and rule of law, and escalating crackdown against opponents of the military coup.

The Brotherhood condemns the state of emergency imposed in Egypt and the extension announced by the military-installed puppet regime as constrains on citizens’ freedom.

Cairo – September 12, 2013: As more masks fall off the hideous faces of the bloody coup, Mubarak’s old regime advances on the path of a most sneaky and heinous

Cairo – September 13, 2013: Muslim Brotherhood-led broad coalition of Egyptian groups and parties opposed to the military coup and its puppet regime issues a statement praising the people's peaceful

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood reiterates its commitment to non-violent protest in support for democracy and the return of legitimacy.

With dozens of huge and peaceful protests all over the nation, the "Dignity and Freedom for Egyptian Women" demonstrations Tuesday were evidently a great success – another solid step toward

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood-led coalition of pro-democracy parties and movements organizes "Dignity and Freedom for Egyptian Women" demonstrations Tuesday afternoon.

Egypt’s broad coalition of parties, groups and movements opposed to the putsch strongly condemns torture, brutality and inhuman treatment of political prisoners at the hands of security and military forces.