In lawless Egypt under the illegitimate junta-appointed coup regime, the relentless campaign of violence and murder against all opponents does not exempt even children, in what Amnesty International describes as

As forces of the military junta in Egypt massacre Basarta village (north of Cairo) – like they did in Delga and Kerdasa – with 13 young girls rounded up and

The Egyptian Parliament in exile places full responsibility for the murder of lawmaker Dr Farid Ismail in detention on the ruling military junta and its illegitimate regime.

As coup authorities continue to hold hostage the spokesman of the main anti-coup student movement, activists launch a campaign demanding his release, or at least information regarding his whereabouts.

FJP leading member Dardery affirms that Egypt's economic, judicial, social and other crises cannot be solved by a repressive junta and military-appointed kleptocrats and cronies.

A press release by the Muslim Brotherhood's media spokesman Mohamed Montaser slams junta militias for raiding a Damietta village – killing, maiming and injuring dozens of people for simply demanding

Yet another crime is being committed by the coup forces in Al-Bisarta village of Damietta, illegally killing five of the village’s youth in cold blood, and arresting 13 girls. The

FJP leading member Dardery condemns as evidence of political bankruptcy the military junta's violent raid on an Egyptian village, where coup forces killed, maimed and injured dozens.

The nationwide pro-democracy coalition in Egypt salutes the elected President Morsi's resilience and steadfastness, and calls for another week of non-violent anti-coup defiance.

Leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood Gamal Heshmat explains the group's position vis-à-vis Iranian expansionist project.