Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Beltagy's wife affirms that families of detainees and martyrs, victims of the military junta, will continue the struggle against the coup.
Rights organization Alkarama reports to the UN documented cases of 52 minors who now suffer torture, sexual assault and rape in only one of the many military junta jails and
The Muslim Brotherhood's spokesman Ahmed Aref stresses that despite all its repression and violence, the coup will soon be defeated, its commanders and cronies overthrown.
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood leader Badie condemns the putschists' courts and prosecution service as illegitimate tools in the hands of a repressive military junta.
Joining the anti-coup, pro-democracy activities, even while held hostage in the junta's jails in Egypt, political detainees go on hunger strike on the days of the sham referendum on the