With angry protesters challenging the Egyptian government’s grip on strategic cities of the Suez Canal, the army chief warning of the potential “collapse of the state,” violent sexual assault plaguing demonstrations in Tahrir Square and more than 50 deaths in the latest round of street clashes, the nation’s prime minster spoke this week on state television about a social problem that few people saw coming: unclean breasts.

Copts United knew that Iranian tourism in Egypt is at the top of the Iranian president agenda during his visit to Egypt. He offers millions of Iranian tourists who will help the Egyptian economy and bring billions of dollars to Egypt.

Coptic Dutch Association holds an international conference next Tuesday under the name "Egypt under the Muslim Brotherhood rule” in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Abboud al-Zomour, assassin of former president, Sadat, and leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, has threatened the revolutionists against any attempt to storm the Presidential Palace or to overthrow the legitimate regime, as this means trying to violate the Islamic Sharia.

Council of Egyptian Churches is to hold its first meeting on February 18 in the presence of leaders of the Egyptian Churches.

Political forces and movements in Suez have announced they will participate today in the demonstrations under the name “Day of Dignity” to demand taking revenge from the killers of the martyrs, and completing the revolution.

Human rights activists in Saudi Arabia feels so bad after Saudi court had dropped the charges against Faihan al-Ghamdi, Saudi Islamic preacher.

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Sami Diab, human rights activist, said that the funeral of Mohammed al-Gendy in Tanta was turned into anti-MB demonstration demanding toppling the president as well as the government

Sami Diab, human rights activist, said that the funeral of Mohammed al-Gendy in Tanta was turned into anti-MB demonstration demanding toppling the president as well as the government

His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI As an Italian citizen and a Catholic by marriage, I am writing to your Holiness on behalf of my human rights organization, Voice of the Copts. Our mission is to raise awareness in the West about the plight of the Egyptian Christians and their struggle against Islamic supremacy. Born into a Coptic family in Cairo, Arabic was my native language while growing up. Today I find these assets valuable in interpreting and explaining current events as they pertain to the hidden realities of Islam and its impact on the free world.

Facebook users has shared a confidential letter issued by Qatari foreign ministry that demands paying 250.000.000 $ for Hamas in order to support Morsy in power.

A second video of Central Security Forces (CSF) beating a citizen was broadcast on Saturday night. It showed CSF beating and dragging a girl around the presidential palace and has provoked anger among several political groups and activists.

General security of Electronic Journalists' Syndicate, Ahmad Abu al-Qasim, has been arrested on charges of joining the Black Bloc group that's accused of terrorism.

International Society for Human Rights has demonstrated in Germany against the visit of president Morsy.

More than 200 armed Muslim people have prevented the burial of a Coptic man in his sepulcher after they have seized the sepulchers of the Copts in the village.

A group of bearded men have attacked Talat Shawky, a Coptic Christian man, at the Public Prosecution in Gerga, Suhag, and cut his arm using white weapons.

Suez city has refused the speech of president Mohammed Morsy who declared the state of emergency as well as the curfew in Suez for 30 days.

Presidential sources told Ahram Online that President Mohamed Morsi has called on Prime Minister Hisham Kandil to return to Egypt as soon as possible. Kandil, who was attending the G8 meeting in Davos, is now on his way to Cairo, sources told Ahram Online.

Two districts in Alexandria were overrun by violent clashes Friday, between protesters decrying President Mohamed Morsy, the Interior Ministry and the "Brotherhoodization of the state," and security forces and local residents.

Clashes erupt between angry protesters and security forces surrounding the Port Said General Prison after a court announces a death sentence to 21 local football fans convicted of attacking and killing opposition Ahly fans during a match. Two police officers and 25 civilians so far have been killed and over 250 injured in the clashes since the verdict was read Saturday morning.