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Coptic Solidarity Urges Australian Government Action for Said Abdelrazek

Coptic Solidarity is intensifying its advocacy on behalf of Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, an Egyptian Christian convert who remains imprisoned in Egypt on fabricated “terrorism” charges solely [...]

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Coptic Solidarity Launches Campaign to Demand Release of Christian Convert Arbitrarily Detained in Egypt

For Immediate Release(Washington, D.C.)  September 17, 2025/CNW Coptic Solidarity today announced the launch of an international online advocacy campaign urging the Egyptian government to [...]

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Egypt’s Hidden Persecution: The Cost of Leaving Islam

By Coptic Solidrity – Egypt’s constitution boldly proclaims that “freedom of belief is absolute” (Article 64). An impressive declaration—until one reads the unwritten caveat: “as [...]

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Apostasy and Blasphemy Laws in Egypt

By Coptic Solidarity – The Egyptian Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and criminalizes discrimination based on religion. Yet, the second article of the Constitution states that [...]

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Senators Lankford, Coons Call for Repeal of International Blasphemy Laws

WASHINGTON, DC – Senators James Lankford (R-OK) and Chris Coons (D-DE) today introduced a resolution to call for the global repeal of blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy laws. A number of countries [...]

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Muslim Clerics Threaten Sudanese Christian in Egypt

Morning Star News –  Days after Muslim leaders in Egypt came to his apartment to warn him to return to Islam, a Sudanese Christian in Cairo received a death threat by phone last week, he [...]

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Statement on Blasphemy/Apostasy Laws

Statement on Blasphemy/Apostasy Laws بيان بشأن قوانين التجديف والردة نقف معا بصفتنا ممثلين للمجتمع الدولي دعما لحريتي الدين والتعبير المترابطتين. نحن نعارض بشكل صارم القوانين التي تعوق حرية [...]

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Malaysian Federal Court refuses four people their right to affirm Christian identity

By World Watch Monitor –  Malaysia’s highest court dismissed an appeal today (27 February) against four appellants who wanted to be formally recognised as Christians. The five judges of the [...]

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Egypt’s Top “Moderate” Cleric: Apostasy a “Crime,” Punishable by Death

By Coptic Solidarity – The line between “moderate” and “radical” Muslim continues to fade. On the question of apostasy in Islam—whether a born or converted Muslim has the right to abandon [...]