Cairo Criminal Court postpones farcical "Guidance Office" trial to June 23 to hear witness accounts.

The Muslim Brotherhood's spokesman Ahmed Aref stresses that despite all its repression and violence, the coup will soon be defeated, its commanders and cronies overthrown.

Brotherhood leader Badie slams oppression and the ferocious onslaught against freedom of speech in Egypt under military rule and the coup regime.

Egypt's pro-democracy nation-wide coalition against the coup denounces horrific abuses against girls in detention, and calls for a new revolutionary week.

Women Against Coup movement holds Egypt interior ministry responsible for the rape of a woman in the iconic Tahrir liberty square, symbol of the January 25 Revolution that toppled Mubarak.

The Muslim Brotherhood reiterates commitment to peaceful action until the Revolution puts the military coup commander on trial, and affirms it will not be intimidated by persecution of its leaders

Gamal Heshmat affirms Egypt's revolutionaries in liberty squares across the country shun Al-Sisi, military coup commanders and collaborators.

President Morsi's son echoes the majority of Egyptians' view that the army's power-grab is nothing but a coup d'etat and that all its actions and processes are evidently illegitimate, null

Elected President Morsi, currently held hostage in a military coup jail, sent a message to the people of Egypt, urging them to continue the non-violent Revolution.

During a court session Wednesday, Brotherhood Chairman Mohamed Badie urges pro-democracy supporters to continue peaceful defiance.