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Coptic Solidarity Annual Conference (June 8-9): Quick Update

June 8 – Policy DayU.S. Capitol Visitor Center, Room HVC-201 | 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM Coptic Solidarity’s 2026 Policy Day, “Egypt’s Theocratic Governance Backsliding: More Risks for [...]

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Coptic Solidarity Releases CoptWatch Methodology and Database Codebook

Washington, D.C. — June 7, 2026 — Coptic Solidarity announces the release of CoptWatch Methodology and Database Codebook, the foundational document for CoptWatch, a new public, event-based human [...]

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Egypt’s 2026 Diplomatic Appointments: One Copt (to Madagascar) out of 41!

By Coptic Solidarity – A new round of diplomatic appointments for 2026 has been announced, involving ambassadorial postings across North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the [...]

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Global Coptic Day

By Coptic Solidarity – Copts celebrate June 1 as Global Coptic Day, a deeply cherished occasion for the Christians of Egypt, commemorating the visit of the Holy Family to Egypt and the [...]

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Old Hierarchies, New Language: Egypt’s Copts Between Jizya and “Tourism”

By Raymond Ibrahim – Coptic Solidarity – For years, the Egyptian state has carefully tried to project an image of religious pluralism and national harmony, presenting itself as a protector of the [...]

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Protecting Sacred Sites: Coptic Solidarity’s Advocacy at the United Nations

Last month, Coptic Solidarity brought the concerns of Egypt’s Coptic Christian community directly to the United Nations during the 24th session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues [...]

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St Catherine’s Monastery: Legal Process and Political Leverage at Work

By Coptic Solidarity – The situation surrounding Saint Catherine’s Monastery has never been a conventional legal dispute. It has evolved into a structured process in which [...]

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Demolition of Monastery Farm in Fayoum Sparks Controversy Over Selective Enforcement

By Coptic Solidarity – The demolition of agricultural land affiliated with the Monastery of Archangel Gabriel in Fayoum has sparked controversy and raised questions over the consistency of [...]

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Death of Mina Danial’s Mother Renews Calls for Accountability Over Egypt’s Maspero Massacre

By Coptic Solidarity- The death of Nadia Beshara, mother of slain activist Mina Danial, has revived urgent questions about one of the most serious and unresolved acts of state violence in Egypt’s [...]

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Government Approves Legalization of 191 Churches—Amid Ongoing Questions Over Religious Equality

By Coptic Solidarity – Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly chaired, on April 15, a meeting of the main committee tasked with legalizing the status of churches and their affiliated service [...]