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,

 Today (Wednesday), we mark the third anniversary of the Mansoura massacre of women and girls (of July 20, 2013), which claimed the lives of four women and girls, and injured

Rough justice: Arbitrarily rounded up, illegally subjected to forced disappearance, and ruthlessly tortured into signing false self-incriminating confessions, anti-coup citizens are sentenced to death in farcical sham trials.

Activists in Egypt's Mansoura continue their 'Stop Youth Execution' (#إعدام_الشباب) campaign rejecting death sentences issued against opponents of the military coup in Dakahlia.

Background details of the military trial which today (Thursday) sentenced student Esraa Maher to two years in jail and a fine of 50,000 Egyptian Pounds.

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood urges more peaceful popular protest and persistence, to accelerate the fall of the illegitimate coup regime and the restoration of full rights of the people.

The Muslim Brotherhood condemns in the strongest possible terms the attack on the police headquarters in Mansoura.

Just before dawn Tuesday, a loud explosion rocked the city of Mansoura, damaged Dakahlia Security Directorate and killed and injured dozens of people.

Egypt’s anti-coup, pro-democracy coalition denounces the bombing Tuesday of a police directorate, and urges Egyptians to persevere in their revolt, with renewed commitment to non-violent defiance.

Following the Mansoura bombing Tuesday, leaders of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing, the FJP, denounce all violence and reiterate commitment to peaceful protest.