Many scenes of unprecedented coup forces brutality against female students at universities across Egypt have offended all citizens, even staunch coup supporters.

Muslim Brotherhood Vice-Chairman Al-Shater's daughters suffer 19-hour ordeal at hands of military junta security forces who prevent them from leaving Egypt.

The daughter of Muslim Brotherhood leader Al-Shater rejects claims of peace and tranquility at junta jails, made by a senior prison official, as baseless propaganda.

Al-Shater's daughter slams the military-controlled justice system which overindulges evidently corrupt tyrants like ousted Mubarak, while it turns a blind eye to the suffering of detained opponents.

Following Sunday's vindictive move by coup commanders and collaborators to seize – confiscate and shutter – Al-Shater's chain of stores, Al-Shater's son affirms his family will not regret sacrifices.

Al-Shater's daughter condemns the latest ferocious vindictive crime by coup commanders and collaborators against opposition leaders and honorable businessmen.

Khairat Al-Shater's family issue a statement in which they refute serious allegations by Al-Sisi against the Muslim Brotherhood leader.

University Professor Salah Sultan, currently detained by the military junta, affirms he and his prison mates are in high spirits despite evident 'slow death' tactics and torture by coup authorities.

A number of Muslim Brotherhood leaders and President Mohamed Morsi’s aides and advisers, currently detained in Egypt’s notorious Tora Prison, start a hunger strike in protest at conditions inside the

Although heinous coup security forces shot his son dead with live bullets to the head and eye, and although he is still being held captive in the junta’s jails, Mohamed