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Egypt Finally Acknowledges Discrimination in Sports—But the Problem Runs Much Deeper

By Coptic Solidarity – For years, complaints that Coptic athletes face discrimination in Egyptian football have been routinely dismissed by the authorities as isolated incidents or denied [...]

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Leaked Cassation Memoranda on St. Catherine’s: An Exercise in Narrative Management?

By Coptic Solidarity – The recent publication by the Egyptian fact-checking platform Matsada’sh (“Don’t Believe It”) of two internal memoranda prepared by the Public [...]

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St. Catherine’s: Court of Cassation Prosecution Recommends leaving most of the appellate judgment intact; reexamining a few specific issues

The platform Matsada’sh (“Don’t Believe It”) has obtained copies of the two memoranda submitted by the Public Prosecution before the Court of [...]

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New Report Warns of “Erosion of Citizenship” in Egypt Amid Expanding Religious Governance

By Coptic Solidarity – For Immediate Release (Washington, D.C.) March 23, 2026 – Standard Newswire A new report released by Coptic Solidarity, Erosion of Citizenship in Egypt: [...]

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America is silent about Christian girls kidnapped by Islamists

By Charles Jacobs, Uzay Bulut – Jewish News Syndicate In Egypt, Islamists continue to kidnap Coptic Christian girls and women who are sexually abused, forced into marriages and conversion [...]

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Beyond Advocacy Theater: What Actually Creates Long-Term Change for Vulnerable Communities

By Coptic Solidarity Effective advocacy for persecuted communities is rarely dramatic. It is slow, often unglamorous, and built on credibility accumulated over time rather than moments of [...]

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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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The monks’ revolution: St. Catherine’s battle for independence

By Nada Arafat – Mada Masr On the evening of August 26, at the foot of Jabal Moussa in the heart of South Sinai, St. Catherine’s Monastery descended into turmoil. From inside its walls, [...]

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UNESCO’s Future Leadership: A Critical Evaluation of Egypt’s Candidacy

By Coptic Solidarity – This October, during the 43rd session of the General Conference, the Executive Board of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) [...]

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CS Conference: Foreign Influence in US Policy

This session was hosted during Coptic Solidarity’s 13th Annual Conference, “Uprooted & Endangered: Defending the Religious Minorities of the Middle East” in the Cannon [...]