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After St. Catherine’s Visit, MEP Farantouris: “EU Funding to Egypt Is Conditional”

By Coptic Solidarity – Greek Member of the European Parliament Nikolas Farantouris has linked European Union funding for Egypt to respect for religious freedom, speaking immediately after a [...]

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Egypt’s Access Machine in Washington – Part III

The Religious Lobby: How Egypt’s Influence Network Turns Nominal Progress Into a False Narrative By Coptic Solidarity – The first two articles in Coptic Solidarity’s Egyptian Influence series [...]

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Egypt’s Access Machine in Washington – Part II

By Coptic Solidarity – When Access Shapes the Agenda: Egypt’s Lobby and the Gatekeepers of U.S. Policy Congress has repeatedly demonstrated bipartisan concern over the treatment of Egypt’s [...]

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Egypt’s New Diplomatic Promotions: Another Measure of Institutional Exclusion

By Coptic Solidarity – A decree issued on September 17, 2026, promoted 233 members of Egypt’s diplomatic and consular corps. Only six are Copts—2.58 percent. Among 74 promotions to the two [...]

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Egypt’s Access Machine in Washington – Part-I

Introduction For years, members of Congress from both parties have introduced resolutions addressing discrimination and persecution affecting Egypt’s Coptic Christians. Despite bipartisan [...]

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Trial of Said Abdelrazek: Next Hearing Set for October 21

By Coptic Solodarity – The trial of Said Abdelrazek, also known as Said Mansour Abu Mustafa, continued on September 6, with the court hearing prosecution witnesses and allowing the defense [...]

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U.S. “Seeks to Protect” St. Catherine’s Monastery, Says the State Department

By Coptic Solidarity- The United States has now publicly declared that it “seeks to protect” St. Catherine’s Monastery, in the clearest official statement from Washington since Deputy [...]

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Niqab as School Uniform: How Obscurantism Is Being Imposed in Egypt’s Education

By Coptic Solidarity – An extraordinary notice published by the Facebook page of Nagaa Saeed Preparatory School offers a disturbing glimpse into how increasingly restrictive [...]

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Coptic Solidarity Calls for the Immediate Release of Romany Gharib Adly Azer

Coptic Solidarity urges the Egyptian government to immediately release Romany Gharib Adly Azer, a Coptic Egyptian taxi driver and social-media commentator who has been detained since June 18, [...]

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Coptic Solidarity Releases “The Stones Remember” Initiative

Washington, D.C. — September 2, 2026 — Coptic Solidarity today released The Stones Remember: Report on Coptic Heritage and Violations of Cultural Rights and Religious Freedom in Egypt, alongside [...]