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Egyptian security forces arrest over 2,000 as authorities tighten security, disrupt access to internet and arrest scores of protesters amid calls for a "million-man march".

Demonstrations continue for the second night in a row as Egyptians take to the streets in a rare show of public disapproval, demanding the coup president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to resign.

While the question was intended as a joke, it was met by “stunned silence” from officials.

Innā lillāhi wa innā ilayhī rāji’ūn

"I was scared when I got there, it was dark, and I asked myself how we would get out of here. I was afraid we would be handed over to Chinese authorities,"

Ola al-Qaradawi was arrested only hours after her release from a previous case, she now faces charges for allegedly "joining a terrorist group".

“We, the family of the martyr President Mohamed Morsi, bring you some of the good signs during our final glances as we bid farewell to his honoured body to its final destination..."

They heard President Morsi crying, "Labayki, yā Gāza (I am here, O Gaza)" from his prison cell. So now, Muslims in the UK are responding…

Crispin Blunt, who chaired the Detention Review Panel for Mohamed Morsi, says Egyptian government has duty to explain the death of the former president…

Egyptian Revolutionary Council calls out the hypocrisy of the West in supporting the military regime of el-Sisi, whilst remaining silent over mass atrocities committed by the regime.