Egypt’s Self-Perpetuating Architecture of Exclusion
By Coptic Solidarity – Egypt’s 2026 diplomatic appointments expose an entrenched system of Coptic exclusion inside one of the country’s most prestigious state institutions. The [...]
Questions Raised Over More Than 100 Christian Detainees Held in a Single Egyptian Prison
By Coptic Solidarity – A carefully worded public appeal concerning prisoners’ religious rights has inadvertently highlighted what may be one of the least examined aspects of Egypt’s [...]
Christian persecution concerns rise in Egypt as State Department presses religious freedom
By FoxNews – US sends $1.3B annually to Egypt, where Christians make up an estimated 10% of the 120 million population A series of violent attacks on Egyptian Christians, including the [...]
Rami Malek is a Copt – here’s why that small fact matters
By Christopher Gurguis – Opinion article contributed by Coptic Solidarity supporter. We should congratulate Rami Malek on winning the first Oscar for the Copts. Whether he is aware of [...]
En Egypte, les Coptes réclament le droit de jouer au foot
Le Point – Victime de discriminations comme la plupart des footballeurs chrétiens, un jeune copte a créé son propre centre de formation. Reportage à Alexandrie, Ariane Lavrilleux et Hossam [...]
Coptic Activist Mina Thabet: Speech at 10th UN Forum on Minority Issues
UN 10th session of the Forum on Minority Issues Researcher and rights activist, Mina Thabet, is the director for minorities and marginalized groups at the Egyptian Commission for Rights and [...]
Salafis Angered by ‘Welcome’ of Coptic Pope Tawadros
By Raymond Ibrahim – Exclusive for Coptic Solidarity – The Salafis of Egypt—those Muslims who strive to live according to the literal example of prophet Muhammad and his companions—are [...]
Coptic Solidarity Launches First Annual Modern Coptic Martyrs Remembrance Day at National Press Club
By Coptic Solidarity – October 7, 2016 Coptic Solidarity launched its first annual Modern Coptic Martyrs Remembrance Day at the National Press Club in Washington DC on October 5, 2016. The [...]
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 [...]
A Growing Rift Between Egypt’s Christians and Their Leaders Spells Trouble
By Dr. Sarah E. Yerkes – Brooking Institution’s Center for Middle East Policy – Sunday marks the fifth anniversary of the October 9, 2011 Maspero massacre in which Egyptian army [...]
