Egypt's coalition of parties, groups and movements defending democracy denounces coup authorities abducting President Morsi and facing unarmed protesters with brutal, fatal force.

In a continuation of the military-backed government’s farcical policies, Egyptians abroad have been urged to take part in a referendum on the constitution from the 8th-12th January, 2014.

At least 19 protesters are killed, dozens injured and hundreds arrested until 9PM (7GMT) on Friday, as the putschists continue use of brutal force against unarmed demonstrators.

Although the military-installed government in Egypt admits the bomber of the Dakahlia Police HQ is not from the Muslim Brotherhood, it has not accordingly exonerated the group.

Anti-Coup women movement compiles list of fascist putschists involved in recent crimes of violence against peaceful female demonstrators, and threaten to name and shame them.

Egypt’s pro-legitimacy coalition urges complete boycott of the junta’s sham constitution referendum scheduled to be held on January 14, 2014.

Anti-Coup women and girls in Egypt say they suffer unspeakable violations, tremendous hardship and injustice at the hands of junta authorities.

Pro-democracy coalition of parties and groups opposed to the military coup in Egypt is determined to avoid the civil war promoted and driven by junta generals.

With the coup authorities’ latest brutal practices against the poorest segments of Egyptian society igniting the Revolution in every home, the coalition of pro-legitimacy parties and groups calls a 'Revolutionary

As Egyptians witness the putschists’ flawed anti-demonstration law in action, coup authorities escalate their vengeance war against everybody who dares oppose their illegitimate quest for power.