Egypt's broadbased anti-coup coalition calls on all patriotic Egyptians to join a Friday protest rally at Al-Azhar Mosque.

A pro-military court sentences anti-coup students (including 10 females) to prison terms of one to seven years, slamming them with fines amounting to LE2,160,000 (US$284,000) and 5-year probation orders each,

Omar Al-Sharif, the first student movement fatality in the new academic year, succumbs to wounds caused by junta forces live ammunition at university.

Egypt's nationwide coalition against junta repression urges continued commitment to non-violence in all protest action and activity, despite all provocations.

Egypt’s pro-democracy coalition invites all Egyptians to a mass rally Tuesday in solidarity with student protesters.

Egypt’s FJP strongly criticizes the military coup’s security apparatus which killed two students and injured at least 40 more as it viciously attacked a protest at Azhar University dormitory.

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

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.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, and students gathered in the huge pro-democracy, pro-legitimacy sit-in in East Cairo’s Rabaa Al-Adaweya Square refuse to recognize the illegitimate putschist cabinet.

Egypt’s student unions hold pro-democracy, anti-coup conference and vow to use all prudent endeavors to expose the repression and crimes of coup masters and collaborators against students.