A number of political movements and public figures opposed to the military coup launch a campaign demanding that the proposed trial of President Mohamed Morsi must be held publicly, with

Egypt’s anti-coup coalition of parties, groups and movements defending democracy and electoral legitimacy calls President’s Steadfastness day of peaceful protest activities Monday November 4.

IACPDA is shocked and saddened to hear the Egyptian Kung Fu Association's decision to deport its champion fighter and strip him of his Egyptian nationality, gold medal & prize money.

The Anti-Coup, Pro-Legitimacy National Alliance in Port Said condemns coup security authorities’ negligence and failure to save a family of a father and two children who perished after their car

Egypt’s Anti-Coup Pro-Legitimacy Alliance condemns the putschists’ outright hostility against honorable judges of Egypt and their crude and irresponsible intervention in their affairs, threatening the independence and impartiality of the

Student movement holds a series of nonviolent demonstrations across Egypt, notwithstanding the military-installed government’s murderous repression.

Rights group warns that using minor officials as escape-goats and the absence of credible investigations will repeat the catastrophe of frivolous lawsuits against killers of January 25 revolutionaries.

The Anti-Coup Pro-Legitimacy Alliance salutes brave Egyptian youth, the mainstay of the revolution, and affirms that November 4 will be unprecedented in revolutionary history.

In its weekly message, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood criticizes the West’s not-so-tacit support of the murderous military coup that trampled all democratic and constitutional principles and values.

Despite the putschist regime’s brutal repression and persecution, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, reaffirms its commitment to peaceful protest, denouncing new anti-demonstration law, and reaching out to all