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Citizenship: Between Constitutional Text and the Language of Reality

By Hossam Badrawi – Citizenship is neither an administrative status nor a rigid legal classification. It is an ethical relationship between the individual and the homeland, founded on [...]

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Silvana: An Organized Network Practicing Forced Islamization

By Maged Younan – Attorney – To whom it may concern: What is unfolding in the case of Silvana exposes an organized network engaged in what can only be described as forced Islamization. If [...]

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On the Anecdote of the Government and the “Protected” Status of the “Christian Brothers”

By Ishaq Ibrahim – Al-Manassa Christian holidays have increasingly become occasions for controversial practices and statements. This time, the controversy did not arise—as it often has—over [...]

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Respecting the Rights of Coptic Children: A Philosophical and Constitutional Reading of Justice and Citizenship

By Dr. Hossam Badrawi – Al-Hurriya – Some mothers—patients of mine and members of civil-society organizations I support—contacted me, distressed by the scheduling of a long-awaited sporting [...]

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The West Talks About Protecting M. E. Christians, But Collaborates With Islamists

By Álvaro Peñas – The European Conservative (AINA) – Metin Rhawi, a Swedish-Assyrian advocate and leading representative of the European Syriac Union, has spent years defending democracy, [...]

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Dawlat al-Tilawa: TV Show Becomes a Tool of Religious Exclusion

By Mohamed Saad Khairallah – On November 14, the Egyptian program Dawlat al-Tilawa (Recitation State) was launched. It is a major religious competition aimed at discovering and nurturing [...]

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Sanctions Can Strike the Muslim Brotherhood Network a Piece at a Time

Nearly a quarter-century after 9/11, the U.S. has taken aim at a leading incubator of Islamic terrorism: the Muslim Brotherhood. Previous attempts to proscribe the group, including by the first [...]

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Trump and Nigeria’s Persecuted Christians

By WSJ-EB – President Trump wanted the attention of Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, and he’s got it. On Friday Mr. Trump designated Africa’s most populous nation a “country of [...]

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Letter to the President of the Republic Regarding The Reconciliation Session in “Gelf”

By Attorney Saeed Fayez – His Excellency the President, With sincere greetings, respect, and appreciation worthy of your esteemed office, I am honored to present this letter to Your [...]

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Converts to Christianity in Egypt: Crises Without End

By Said Fayez — Attorney at the Court of Cassation – Amid the rush of daily life and the noise of major national issues, many human stories are lost—stories that deserve our attention. [...]