Selected Opinion

By Raymond Ibrahim – It’s always something when the leaders of nations known for abusing human rights preach to others about the need to respect human rights. Take Egyptian President Sisi’s [...]

By MEMRI– During a September 6 interview on Egypt’s Sada Al-Balad TV network, Egyptian author Tarek Heggy said that women and religious “others,” like Christian Egyptians, [...]

By The Economist – Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi is creating a lot of enemies Pity the future historian who tries to decipher the workings of Egyptian courts. On September 15th police unexpectedly [...]

By Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights – The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) condemns the pressure exerted by state authorities on the affected Copts in the village of [...]

By: David Kirkpatrick – Church Times UK – El-Sisi has failed to protect the Copts, despite their leaders’ support – “WE CAN pray in a nation without a church,” Pope Tawadros II, [...]

By Lindsay Griffin – Director of Development & Advocacy, Coptic Solidarity I get a lot of blank stares when asked what I do. For starters, many Americans have never heard of Copts. I’m [...]

سحر الجعارة – الوطن ـ حين تسيل دماء الأبرياء على الأرض، وتُنتهك الحرمات، وتُستحل الأموال والأعراض والأرواح.. لا تحدثنى عن «بيت العائلة»، ولا عن «المجلس القومى لمواجهة التطرف والإرهاب».. لا [...]

By Elissa Miller – Atlantic Council –  Internet censorship around the world, including in the Middle East, is not a new phenomenon. Freedom of expression facilitated by the internet [...]

Below you can read the presentation given by Ms. Raheel Raza  during Coptic Solidarity’s 9th Annual Conference in Washington, DC, on June 22, 2018. Good afternoon and thanks to the [...]

By Youssef Sidhom – Watani – When the long-awaited Law for the Building and Restoration of Churches went into effect on 28 September 2016, it stipulated that non-licensed churches [...]