www.maghrebchristians.com
| 3 months ago
Washington's 2011 International Religious Freedom Report expressed concern over “both the Egyptian government's failure to curb rising violence against Coptic Christians and its involvement in violent attacks.” The Copts were also the ...
www.maghrebchristians.com
| 3 months ago
Muslims have in the past burned the homes of Copts during sectarian clashes, with dozens of Christians killed in the past 18 months alone since president Hosni Mubarak's overthrow in a popular uprising. The Copts, who make up roughly 10 ... and
www.nl-aid.org
| 3 months ago
Dozens of Copts protested in front of the Presidential Palace in Heliopolis, Cairo, on Sunday against the forced migration of Christians from Dahshur, Giza. The protesters chanted: ... The Christians left Dahshur village after clashes that started
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| 3 months ago
The sectarian incident which, now called the “shirt sedition,” started on July 27 in Dahshur, Badrasheen, 40 km south of Cairo, after the Coptic launderer Sameh Samy inadvertently burned the shirt of his Muslim client Ahmad Ramadan. ... The Coptic
