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Christians Against the Coup
Christians Against the Coup (CAC), aka Anti-Coup Christians, is an Egyptian Coptic movement, founded after the coup d'état on July 2013 in support of the presumed legitimacy of the former President of Egypt, Mohamed Morsi.
== Foundation ==
The Coptic journalist and activist Ramy Jan founded Christians Against the Coup movement after then-General El-Sisi (Field Marshal since January 2014) declared ouster of President Morsi on July 3, 2013, claiming that he had taken this critical decision in response to large anti-Morsi protests which were held in many parts of Egypt, June 30, which demanded early presidential elections. Pro-Morsi protests, however, were held as well few days before then. The movement states that its members, who are solely Christians, still support Morsi, and that there had been no sectarian violence against the Christian minority in Egypt in the one-year reign of the Muslim Brotherhood. The movement adopts the belief that violence against Christians was either individually-based, or rather fabricated. On the other hand, 'June-30' protesters, as being called in the local media, expressed that Morsi encouraged violence against non-Muslims; hence the motto of the CAC, ''′The matter is not about the Brotherhood; it is rather about the dishonoured people.′''
Accusations were made against the movement, the most common of which is the belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood. The CAC assures that its members do not belong to any political stream.
Like many other anti-coup movements, the CAC works alongside the Anti-Coup Alliance, where the latter represents the broadest anti-coup assembly.
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