Expressing sincere gratitude to Qatar for being a good accommodating host, Muslim Brotherhood and Freedom and Justice Party leaders leave Qatar to avoid causing the country any embarrassment.

Geneva-based Egyptian Revolutionary Council issues its first resolution announcing that all agreements signed by the coup regime in Egypt are null and void.

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.

Anti-coup judges' organization denounces intensely politicized trials of civilians in military courts, especially the latest trials of Construction and Development Party politicians and parliamentarians.

Egypt's anti-coup national coalition starts "Revolution Until Victory" week and prepares in earnest for September 9 "Poor's Protest".

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

Egypt's broad-based pro-legitimacy coalition of anti-coup parties hails successful start of the Poor's Voice week of powerful peaceful protests.

An evil product of the military dictatorship in Egypt, enforced disappearance is a crime now perpetrated regularly and intensely as a means of political repression of all opponents, especially Islamists.

The Freedom and Justice Party values Wassat Party's move to establish new wider umbrella coalition to unite all anti-coup groups and parties.

Egypt's broad-based pro-legitimacy coalition of anti-coup parties and groups exhorts all patriotic citizens to join in The Poor's Voice week of powerful yet peaceful protests.