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Why Freedom of Religion and Belief Is Particularly Relevant

By Lord Alton of Liverpool – Independent Crossbench Member of the House of Lords Draft Remarks: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Presentation October 19th 2017 The BBC’s courageous chief [...]

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‘Women Survive. They Do Not Live.’

By 
Sulome Anderson – Foreign Policy ISIS brutalizes women in the name of Islam — and it still has thousands of female slaves in its grasp A handcuffed man sits on a dirty couch in a small room. [...]

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MASPERO AND THE ‘RUBBISH OF THE COPTS’

By Mina Ibrahim – Daily News Egypt – The story of 28 Christians who were killed under the tanks or by the bullets of the Egyptian military the night of 9 October 2011 has already been told. [...]

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The Developing World Thinks Hitler is Underrated

By David Clay Large – Foreign Policy –  In the West, the Nazi Führer is thought of as a genocidal maniac — everywhere else, he’s considered a political inspiration. If Philippine President [...]

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My Survivor’s Guilt: Coping with the Trauma of Loss After Maspero

By Sally Toma – Mada Masr I first met Mina Danial in Tahrir Square, following the bloody events of the Battle of the Camel. I believed in him from our first encounter. I had a lot of hopes, and [...]

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Middle East Christianity Won’t Disappear Without a Fight

By Kathryn Jean Lopez – NRO (via AINA) – There’s a “memoricide” happening in the Middle East, as the presence of Christians there diminishes to the point of [...]

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Jordanian Figure Nahed Hattar Assassinated outside Jordanian Court

By Jadaliyya –   On the morning of Sunday 25 September 2016, a gunman shot Jordanian writer and opposition figure Nahed Hattar outside of the Jordanian Palace of Justice. At the [...]

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Egypt’s Assest Freeze is a Shameless Ploy to Silence Human Rights Activism

By Amnesty International – The Zeinhom Criminal Court’s decision to freeze the personal and organizational bank accounts of a group of leading and award-winning human rights lawyers and [...]

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Genocide and Persecution: What’s Next for Iraq’s Christians?

By Matt Hadro – Catholic.org (via AINA) – “Together, we will advocate for the Christian, Yazidi, and other communities in Northern Iraq that they may return to their homes on the [...]

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Christians in Egypt: The invisible minority

By Nash Naam -Effingham Daily News – The magnificent Rio Olympic games ended last week. Some of the shiniest moments seen during the games were evident in the American delegation. The [...]