Press release by the British Egyptians for Democracy commemorating the International Human Rights Day, slamming status of human rights in Egypt following the July 3rd military coup which toppled the

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.

Anti-Coup movements and groups: Coup document is void. We will reinstate our Constitution.

Leading Anti-Coup National Alliance member Dr. Bishr reaffirms the group’s wish for dialogue and reconciliation based on a full reinstatement of constitutional legitimacy.

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.

Now, more than ever before, Egypt’s intelligence and security agencies run the country’s media organizations.

President Morsi legal team spokesman Mohamed Damati affirms visit aims to coordinate efforts before next court session January 8, adding that visit details will be announced during a press conference

First, there was the farcical investigation into a charge against President Morsi for allegedly inciting supporters to kill demonstrators outside his Itehadia Palace; now a ludicrous investigation into an implausible

Freedom and Justice Party Secretary General Hussein Ibrahim hails President Morsi’s tremendous resilience and persistence and pro-Morsi, pro-democracy protesters’ bravery and steadfastness.