On November 4, 2013, the coup-appointed government will "try" kidnapped President Morsi and his aides in criminal court on charges of conspiracy to kill protesters outside the Ittehadia Palace on

Student movement holds a series of nonviolent demonstrations across Egypt, notwithstanding the military-installed government’s murderous repression.

The anti-coup coalition of Egyptian parties and movements defending democracy calls mass rallies on November 4 and reaffirms 'Persistence’ week of peaceful protest activities against the murderous military coup.

A series of world-wide demonstrations will be held on Friday 30th August in solidarity with the heroic Egyptian people. Activists and campaigners will converge on major cities in the Americas,

In Minya governorate, Egypt, the Coptic bishop of a church torched by thugs Thursday says security forces withdrew, refusing to do their duty to protect the church just before the

The Anti-Coup, Pro-Democracy National Alliance's human rights committee statement on the detention conditions of protesters rounded up in Alexandria and Cairo in recent weeks.

In the face of heinous plots by putschists to create explosions across Egypt and accuse anti-coup protesters of causing them, pro-legitimacy demonstrators at the huge Cairo sit-ins are exhorting more

So-called Black Bloc thugs and security officers admit role in attacks on pro-democracy, pro-Morsi demonstrators at Unknown Soldier site July 26.

Repressive new army-led authorities in Egypt crackdown heavily on Islamists and all those who still entertain revolutionary hopes of democracy.

Egypt’s Brotherhood spokesman Aref assures that the group will never accept violence as a means of political persuasion.