Muslim Brotherhood university students win confidence of a sweeping majority of Egyptian youths across all provinces.

Muslim Brotherhood leader Ghozlan assures the group appreciates the media and respects peaceful demonstration but denounces verbal and physical violence outside its headquarters.

Freedom and Justice leader Saad Emara assures the Muslim Brotherhood will not be dragged into acts of violence, despite all provocateurs’ attempts.

Brotherhood Student Spokesman Taha confirms student union wins amid desperate media wars deliberately vilifying Brotherhood students.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood denounces use of fake witnesses by private satellite TV stations to vilify the group, something they used to do for long decades – with little to show

Following the latest attacks by thugs in Cairo’s iconic Tahrir Square on TV professionals covering Friday protest events, journalist movements condemn such repeated violent acts by demonstrators responding to NSF

More barbaric action violates the most basic of human rights as the Freedom and Justice Party’s newspaper is surrounded by certain protestors and the Muslim Brotherhood's Website HQ is torched

Journalists union’s Committee on Liberties condemns attack on 'Ikhwanonline' as a criminal act unbecoming of honorable revolutionaries who made Egypt’s exemplary, peaceful January 25 Revolution.

Egyptian Minister of Information Abdel-Maksoud assures new press freedom law should do more than prevent jailing of journalists doing their professional duty.

Al-Husseini Abu-Deif was shot dead by anti-Morsi paid thugs as he stood among pro-Morsi demonstrators doing his duties as a journalist. His death is blamed on the so-called National Salvation