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Egypt Pro-Democracy Alliance Continues Peaceful Protest with “October Army” Banner Week

Today, Egypt marks the anniversary of the October 6 (1973) war victory when Egyptians and their army proved their ability to achieve the impossible: despite incredible Israeli fortifications, they crossed

Egyptian Parliament Abroad Urges UN to Pressure Coup Regime, Junta to Stop Violations

On Tuesday, September 29, 2017, an Egyptian Parliament Abroad (EPA) delegation visited the United Nations headquarters in Ankara and met with Irina Fujakova, Director of the UN Office and Resident

Muslim Brotherhood Mourns Former Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef

The Muslim Brotherhood mourns Mohamed Mahdi Akef, the group’s seventh Chairman, who passed in the harsh dungeons of the ruthless military coup junta in Egypt after a long struggle with

Spokesman Fahmi: Muslim Brotherhood Does Not Recognize Any Elections without President Morsi

Talaat Fahmi, Muslim Brotherhood spokesman, said the group "does not recognize, or have any thing to do with, elections that may be held in Egypt" in the group’s first official

Muslim Brotherhood on Human Rights Watch’s Report on Torture in Coup Prisons

Human Rights Watch’s latest report on torture in Egypt under the coup regime is clear and compelling, documenting brutal military coup crimes in Egyptian prisons, which it described as crimes

Anti-Coup National Alliance Calls “Celebrate Steadfastness” Protest Week

Eid Al-Adha (Muslims’ Feast of Sacrifice) is onto us, and in every home in Egypt there are poor people or families of political prisoners suffering horrific atrocities under the military

Military Coup Regime Puts 45 Journalists, Media Professionals on Terrorist Lists

Egypt’s military coup regime has included 45 journalists and media outlets on terrorism lists since the July 3, 2013 coup. The Arab Media Freedom Monitor (AMFM) has tracked and identified

Detained Mum-of-Four Shireen Bekheet’s Heart-Rending Message from Coup Junta’s Dark Dungeons

Days pass slowly, in dark and oppressive monotony, inside Qanater Prison for Women where my life has become a mirage, and I have lost almost all hope of getting released.

President Morsi’s Family Deplores Violations of his Rights in Detention, World Silence

First: We deplore the silence of human rights organizations, civil society, governments and all those concerned with freedom and struggle against oppression, over the crimes committed by coup junta authorities

Egypt Revolutionary Women Coalition Marks Rabaa Massacre Fourth Anniversary

On the fourth anniversary of the bloodiest and most horrific massacre in Egypt’s modern history, the Revolutionary Coalition for Egyptian Women (RCEW) affirms that it is no time for silent