Tuesday, April 21, 2015 Press statement

Evidently null and void court sentences are passed so the illegitimate coup regime can impose a reality of tyranny, injustice and repression on the Egyptian people. But the junta’s heinous

Egypt's pro-democracy national coalition denounces the prison sentence dealt to President Mohamed Morsi Tuesday as null and void.

A call to all supporters of democratic legitimacy: raise high the hand-grip made famous by President Morsi in Egypt's iconic Tahrir Square and later in court.

After a barbaric and bloody attack by armed coup militias and hired thugs against unarmed students on Cairo University campus, SAC student movement vows to persist in peaceful protest and

The Egyptian Revolutionary Council warns the coup authorities in Egypt from the consequences of its politicised judiciary issuing any further unjust sentences against the revolutionaries including most prominently Egypt’s first

Another mass execution sentence by the same pro-junta judge for 22 more anti-coup people, with no defense allowed, no evidence given.

Egyptian political opposition leader Beltagy, 52, is a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood who has been dealt several absurd and ludicrous sentences by the military junta's lopsided justice.

An Egyptian rights NGO criticizes the coup regime's fundamentally flawed decrees and laws that defy logic, reason and the country's own Constitution.

Pro-legitimacy nationwide coalition hails Egyptian revolutionary resilience, and calls for 'Stop execution of the homeland' week of peaceful resistance against the illegitimate military coup.