Egypt’s coup de quoi!?
What happened in Egypt was not a ‘coup’. It was the millions on the streets, not dressed in khaki, who democratically ejected Morsi. Now they must finish the job of…
OpAntiSh: At least 80 sexual assaults in Tahrir
Over 180 sexual assault cases reported in Tahrir Square in less than a week; Amnesty International condemns assaults
Health Ministry: 11 dead and 516 injured at rallies on Wednesday
Brotherhood publish different figures accusing army and “Tamarod thugs”
Religious channels shut down
Islamist channels that backed Mohamed Morsi are promptly shut down following Al-Sisi’s Wednesday night announcement
Freedom and Justice Party cabinet members resign
Several members of the cabinet who belong to the Freedom and Justice Party resigned on Thursday.
Hossam El-Gheriany resigns from NCHR
Council head says talk of Human rights is futile; council workers call for council reshuffle
International community stresses importance of democratic path in Egypt
UN, US, UK , EU and Arab League call for peaceful democratic transition. UAE “following with satisfaction”
Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide Arrested
15 Islamist figures, including Morsi, subject to a travel ban
Islamists condemn the ousting of Morsi
Most Islamist parties claim that ousting former president Morsi is a military coup, with the exception of Al-Nour Party which supports the actions of the armed forces