Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood calls on military junta to stop using Egyptian army like hired militias doing brutal atrocities in Libya and elsewhere.

FJP says there is nothing to shame or incriminate the Muslim Brotherhood, neither in the UK nor anywhere else in the world, as confirmed by a Whitehall investigation which concludes

AMMF calls on all organizations concerned with freedom of the press to pressure junta to release 67 journalists and media workers detained in inhuman conditions in Egyptian jails.

The Whitehall investigation into the Brotherhood says the group is not a terrorist organization – a slap on the face of the military coup generals who ousted the first civilian

The nationwide coalition of anti-coup parties in Egypt calls for a limited general strike on August 30, and for continued commitment to non-violent anti-coup protests.

The nationwide coalition of anti-coup parties in Egypt hails continuing non-violent pro-democracy protests, exhorts all citizens to join the Revolution.

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

No Privacy in Egypt is the new junta motto as they place State Police officers in broadcasting corporations to illegally air private conversations secretly taped from Egyptians' phones.

The Brotherhood hails peaceful defiance activity and vows to persist and persevere until victory over the fascist junta's brutal repression.

The nationwide coalition of anti-coup parties in Egypt vows continued commitment to chosen strategy of peaceful defiance in the face of fascist military oppression.