Video: Raymond Ibrahim on the Jihad Against Christians in the Middle East

On October 12, Raymond Ibrahim, a Shillman Fellow at the Horowitz Freedom Center, chaired a roundtable panel at the fifth annual conference of ASMEA (Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa).  Titled “Persecution, Resistance and Flight: Christian Communities in the Modern Middle East,” Mr. Ibrahim’s 10-minute introduction and summary of the situation follows Video:

Worrying Indications for the Future of Human Rights in Egypt

In the first one hundred days of Mohamed Morsy’s presidency, human rights issues remained neglected and state authorities continued to violate human rights, even though the current president possesses more legislative and executive powers than any president before him. The absence of human rights issues from the president’s 100-day plan, as well as their absence from his practices and policies over this period, has made it impossible to end the numerous violations and infringements of these rights and, indeed, has given rise to three major crises.

Read more: Worrying Indications for the Future of Human Rights in Egypt

Newsletter
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Issue
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October
4,
2012


Dear
Coptic
Solidarity
Members
and
Friends,



We
 at
 Coptic
 Solidarity
 continue
 to
 appreciate
 your
 membership
 and
 interest
 in
 the
 plight
 of
 the
Christians
in
Egypt.
In
this
newsletter,
we
focus
on
the
upcoming
U.S.
election
and
what
our
 community
can
do
to
help
raise
the
profile
of
our
concerns
about
Egypt.


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Muslim Trafficking Networks Target Coptic Women

Recent attacks against churches are driving thousands of Egyptian Christians to seek asylum in the West.

Many of them are women who fear they are targets for abduction, forced conversion, and forced marriage by Muslims.

CBN News traveled to Cairo to investigate the trafficking of young Egyptian Christian women.

Read more: Muslim Trafficking Networks Target Coptic Women

Blasphemy Laws Exposed: The Consequences of Criminalizing “Defamation of Religions”

 

 

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Fourth Annual Conference

Coptic Solidarity Fourth Conference

The next Annual Conference will be held in Washington, D.C. on June 20-22, 2013 (Register).

 

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