Reuters and Al-Jazeera reported that on Sunday 21st of July, large numbers of women demonstrated in Cairo against the killing of three women on Friday 19th July during a pro-Morsi rally in the city of Mansoura. The female protestors were also calling the Egyptian military leadership to re-instate Morsi to his presidency status. The deaths of the women occurred during clashes between supporters of the deposed president and his opponents.

According to sources in the Kurdish Democratic Union Party on Thursday 18 July, that the formation of a Syrian Kurdistan, Western Kurdistan, is imminent, and that the head of the Democratic Union Party Saleh Mohammad Muslim is scheduled to preside over the government.

On Wednesday night, Indian Border Security Forces tried to force entry into a mosque in Kohl, situated in the southern district of Occupied Kashmir, Ramdin. The Imam of the mosque heroically resisted the Hindu thugs and was martyred by them.

London, UK, July 17th 2013 - Following a debate in the House of Commons on 10 July 2013, some media outlets have reported that the UK Government is once again considering taking legal measures against Hizb ut Tahrir, despite ministers' official answers adhering to the tightly worded script they have used for the past few years whenever asked about Hizb ut Tahrir.