The anti-coup coalition of Egyptian parties and movements defending democracy calls '100-Day Balance' million-man march to peacefully protest the many failures of the military-led government.

The coalition of groups and movements defending democracy and constitutional legitimacy warns against dragging Egypt into civil war, urging a boycott of hostile military-controlled media and products made by all

After report of security forces separating some pro-democracy detainees from a group of over 600, and of horrific verbal and physical abuse of all detainees, at least 52 are killed

Brotherhood spokesman Ghozlan assures the putschist government will collapse shortly.

Egypt’s pro-legitimacy coalition of groups and movements defending democracy condemn the latest wave of state-led violence and urges people to persist in week-long peaceful protests.

The son of the Brotherhood’s Chairman Badie – Ammar – was killed, along with dozens of peaceful demonstrators, by vengeful Sisi’s forces.

A recent field study indicates that the number of Egyptians opposed to the overthrow of Dr Mohamed Morsi as President has risen to 69 per cent. Only around 25 per

(Cairo, August 2, 2013)- The Anti-Coup, Pro-Democracy Alliance condemns the use of excessive force against the anti-coup protesters and the use of tear gas heavily to disperse the anti-coup protesters

Cairo, August 2, 2013)- The Alliance announced a peaceful demonstration in front of the Media Production City, to be held August 2nd, 2013, at 5 PM.

The Council has considered the authorization given to the Minister of Interior of the military coup to use all means to clear the sit-ins calling for legitimacy.