The Coordinating Committee of Rights and Freedoms holds Egypt's Interior Ministry responsible for life of Mahmoud Ehab Safwat, a detainee badly injured when security forces threw him from a third-floor

Yet another opponent of the illegitimate coup in Egypt dies in junta detention centers after months of slow torture as coup authorities refuse him treatment and medication.

A military court sentences 5 Muslim Brotherhood leaders to one-year jail term, including rights activist and Ikhwanweb founder Khalid Hamza.

The FJP condemns Monday's mass death sentences, which – far from justice and due process – amount to a barely-disguised cold-blooded massacre of innocent critics of the military junta's regime.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood issued the following statement in which it denounced the kangaroo court that condemned 683 people to death in one fell swoop Monday, after sentencing 529 to death

The broad-based coalition opposed to the coup in Egypt remembers the innocent political detainees killed in cold blood in a police van by junta security forces at Abu-Zaabal Prison.

With all the murderous vivid violations of human rights going on daily, against unarmed civilians, since the illegitimate military coup in Egypt, international rights organizations must act promptly or risk

Activists are currently in the process of preparing a blacklist of officers from the dismantled State Security apparatus who were known to be involved in torturing detainees.

Fear and panic gripped hundreds of families of detainees who were taken to the Alexandria headquarters of State Security Intelligence 18 days ago under the pretext of conducting investigations into

Hassan Metwally, father of 29-year-old Salafi detainee accused the security officials of masterminding the kidnapping of his son Ahmed who has been missing since the suicide bombing of the Qeddesinne