As the students’ strikes succeed in shaking the corners of the coup regime, the coalition of parties, movements and groups defending democracy in Egypt calls for a gradual, decisive nation-wide

Dr. Beltagy rejects instruction by a coup preacher to stop his hunger strike protesting solitary confinement, inhuman conditions and ill-treatment in detention.

After coup authorities declare Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, the group affirms this shows the government's insistence on illegitimate vilification of the Brotherhood in order to exclude it or

The Muslim Brotherhood strongly condemns the violent crackdown on student protests taking place across university campuses in Egypt. In an attempt to silence any voice of opposition, the military authorities

Egypt’s anti-coup, pro-democracy coalition denounces the bombing Tuesday of a police directorate, and urges Egyptians to persevere in their revolt, with renewed commitment to non-violent defiance.

Following the Mansoura bombing Tuesday, leaders of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, denounce all violence and reiterate commitment to peaceful protest.

While Egypt’s putschists, driven by pipe dreams and fanciful delusions, seem intent on completely destroying the country and its resources, the anti-coup alliance escalates its peaceful fight for freedom.

Another week of peaceful protests is laid out by the Anti-Coup Alliance, which also calls a 7AM rally on Saturday, in solidarity with the ‘7AM’ women’s movement.

The military junta in Egypt escalates its war against all opponents, showing its heinous nature by arresting Justice Mahmoud Al-Khudairi, who – incidentally – is not a member of the

Egypt’s pro-democracy coalition of parties and movements opposed to the murderous military coup condemns the putschists’ anti-protest law.