Activists on social networking websites documented the forced disappearance of 16 citizens from Egypt’s Dakahlia Province after ferocious junta security raids, on September 16 and 17. Those ‘disappeared’ citizens are:

The undersigned condemn, in the strongest terms, the continued escalation by the Interior Ministry and security apparatuses of the oppressive policy that aims to terrorize and intimidate lawyers and defenders

Junta forces continue a ferocious war on all those perceived as opponents of the illegitimate regime, grabbing people, especially youth, from their homes, streets, even school exam rooms – deliberately

Egyptian and international NGOs refute official claims that Egypt has no 'enforced disappearance' problem at all.

Islah Party, the political arm of the Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen, issues a statement announcing support for ongoing operation Decisive Storm led by Saudi Arabia and coalition countries to restore

Rights organization (the AAC) calls upon the coup regime's new Interior Minister and competent authorities to urgently investigate and halt inhuman atrocities regularly committed inside police stations, detention centers, junta

Peaceful protest is our chosen path to achieve the Egyptian Revolution's goals, the Muslim Brotherhood reaffirms.

Popular pro-democracy campaign praises elected President Morsi's speech in court in a statement Sunday.

Before the July 3, 2013 coup d'état in Egypt, President Morsi endeavored to protect the homeland's security as well as the army's reputation.

Egypt's pro-legitimacy Independence of the Judiciary Front calls for a total boycott for the junta's forthcoming sham 'parliamentary election'.