The stories of three young Egyptians killed – along with more than a 100 other peaceful protesters – by junta forces in the horrific Manassah (Podium) massacre on July 27,

The family of Dakahlia's youngest detainee calls upon all authorities and rights organizations to help their ill son get essential medical treatment as his health deteriorates in squalid conditions unfit

A high-school age boy starts a hunger strike in an Egyptian police station after a long session of extremely brutal torture by Dakahlia forces.

A great patriot and leader of Muslim Brotherhood in Dakahlia, Shenawi spent 18 years of his life a prisoner of conscience, jailed and persecuted for standing steadfast for the Truth.

An accurate analysis of rights organizations' detailed studies of the situation in Egypt shows that general Al-Sisi's short reign of terror, so far, is the bloodiest and most disastrous for

The Muslim Brotherhood rejects as utter lies claims, accusations and other misinformation broadcast in the recent Interior Minister press conference in Cairo.

It is a sign of the times that a non-violent organization feels obliged to deny involvement in violent crimes reported by hostile pro-military media even before they actually occur.

Egypt legal experts assert that the military-installed government’s baseless decision to classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization violates the law.

Freedom and Justice Party deputy leader Erian reaffirms that the party strongly rejects all forms of violence, vowing to continue its commitment to peacefulness in all activities.

‘Women Against Coup’ organizes many events and activities in support of female victims of the coup masterminds’ security apparatus.