News & Reports

By Egyptian Streets Christian art is often associated with Western imagery, yet it isn’t much acknowledged that Eastern forms of Christian art are also products of their own history, spiritual [...]

Statement by Maria Arena, Chair of Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights (DROI), Isabel Santos, Chair of the delegation for relations with the Mashreq countries and Mounir Satouri, Foreign [...]

By Amnesty International The alarming uptick in blasphemy accusations across Pakistan underscores the urgency with which the draconian laws that enable abuse and risk lives must be repealed, [...]

By Amnesty International The Fifth Terrorism Circuit Court in Cairo today sentenced exiled Bahey el-Din Hassan, a prominent human rights defender, to 15 years in prison on fabricated charges [...]

By Julia Bicknell  – World Watch Monitor The question of the UK’s Lord Alton on a new UN Day recognised for only the second time this year, the International Day Commemorating the [...]

Par Jean-François Colosimo – National Geographic – En 640, l’Égypte chrétienne passe sous le contrôle des armées arabo-musulmanes. Le destin de la communauté copte bascule : héritière [...]

By Human Rights Watch –  Egyptian authorities have since late April 2020 carried out an abusive campaign targeting female social media influencers on charges that violate their rights [...]

By Reuters – Reporting by Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Dominic Evans/Mark Heinrich Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan reconverted the historic Chora church, one of Istanbul’s most celebrated [...]

By Mada Masr – The National Translation Center (NTC) announced controversial new guidelines on Saturday for requests to translate books, including conditions that “the book does [...]

By Egyptian Streets – When people think of Upper Egypt, what often comes to mind is rural life, poverty, background cultural traditions, and more negative misconceptions that does not [...]