The FJP's Amr Darrag affirms the revolutionary movement welcomes all anti-coup groups and individuals.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood issues a statement reiterating its position with regard to the coup, the military junta and reconciliation initiatives.

A medical doctor faces death, following arbitrary arrest and detention with no charges, amid complete coup authority neglect.

Rights organization criticizes military junta for ruining teens' education by putting them on trial simply for making the Rabaa sign of defiance.

Pro-legitimacy coalition of anti-coup groups and parties criticizes UN for accepting a known murderer and illegitimate coup commander in sessions.

The Egyptian Revolutionary Council's Walid Sharabi issues a statement regarding the criminal case (in a Dutch court) against the military coup commanders who overthrew Egypt's first elected civilian President Mohamed

The rights commission at Egypt's broadbased coalition of anti-coup parties and groups issues a statement explaining its position vis-à-vis the committee supposedly investigating junta atrocities.

Inhuman junta forces and militias killed their husbands a year ago; now they kill the widows, too, leaving behind little children – witnesses to the mass-murderers' unspeakable atrocities.

Muslim Brotherhood journalist movement praises peaceful progress of the January 25 Revolution, and denounces calls to armed resistance.

Refuting military-controlled media lies, Dr. Amr Darrag asserts decision to use murderous maximum force and unrestrained violence could not have been taken without coup leader Al-Sisi's full agreement.