CS Conference: Regional Focus on North Africa
This session was hosted during Coptic Solidarity’s 13th Annual Conference, “Uprooted & Endangered: Defending the Religious Minorities of the Middle East” in the Cannon [...]
Religious Rights Still Blocked in Sudan, Christian Leaders Say
By Morning Star News Officials in Sudan have shown signs of increasing religious freedom, but Christians say roadblocks remain to constructing churches and regaining confiscated properties since [...]
Christians Attacked in Sudan after Incitement by Mosque Leaders in Khartoum
By Morning Star News – Following calls from mosque leaders in east Khartoum, Sudan to rid their “Muslim area” of South Sudanese Christians, several Christians were attacked there and in [...]
‘We’re at War’: A Covert Social Media Campaign Boosts Military Rulers
By Declan Walsh and Nada Rashwan – The New York Times – Days after Sudanese soldiers massacred pro-democracy demonstrators in Khartoum in June, an obscure digital marketing company [...]
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 [...]
Kidnapping, Torture in Egypt of Christian Woman from Sudan Highlights Convert Pressures
By Morning Star News – A Christian mother from Sudan had deep cause for fear last November when her Muslim brother went to her church in Cairo, Egypt with a photo of her husband and asked [...]
US tells Sudan to ‘immediately suspend’ church demolitions
By World Watch Monitor – The US Deputy Secretary of State has called on Sudan to “immediately suspend” its demolition of churches and to hold a roundtable discussion with Christian leaders [...]
Obama’s Last-Minute ‘Deal with the Devil’
By World Tribune – Another in a series of last-minute executive orders issued by U.S. President Barack Obama is being slammed by critics as “a deal with the devil.” Obama on Jan. 13 eased a [...]
Sudan’s Christians face ‘ethnic cleansing’
By World Watch Monitor – Five years ago today (11 July, 2011), South Sudan became the world’s newest country after seceding from the North. Following a lengthy dispute over where a border [...]
