Egyptian students' patriotic peaceful action pierces the illusion of iron-grip military repression of Revolution and protesters.

The family of Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Beltagy issues a statement saying the military generals are clearly trying the Revolution, represented in such symbols as Beltagy and his fellow detained

Egypt's broadbased coalition of anti-coup parties and groups issues a statement condemning the arrest and detention of Istiqlal Party leaders and the unlawful ruling to freeze the party's activities.

As lopsided justice in Egypt gears up to issue its verdict in a major lawsuit against ousted president Mubarak, Egyptians turn out in huge marches to warn against acquitting him

Another junta-controlled mindless monkey court violates defendants' right of due process, sentencing Dr Beltagy to life in prison, without bothering to hear defense or witnesses.

Journalist and Muslim Brotherhood Leader Qutb Al-Arabi hails the release of political activists, including Alaa Abdel-Fattah, from junta jails, while 40,000 more remain behind bars.

Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Beltagy's wife affirms that families of detainees and martyrs, victims of the military junta, will continue the struggle against the coup.

Anti-coup judges' organization denounces intensely politicized trials of civilians in military courts, especially the latest trials of Construction and Development Party politicians and parliamentarians.

Rights organization Alkarama reports to the UN documented cases of 52 minors who now suffer torture, sexual assault and rape in only one of the many military junta jails and

Egyptian VP Makki assures judiciary there is nothing to worry about in President Morsi’s recent Constitutional Declaration, which will be completely cancelled after the new national charter is approved in