War In Context
| over 2 years ago
US silent on plight of Iraq's Christians by News Source on December 23, 2010 Reza Aslan writes: Iraq's 2,000-year-old Christian community is on the brink of extinction, its members targeted by al Qaeda attacks and fleeing abroad. But Hillary Clinton,...
The Age
| over 2 years ago
Story continues below Iraqi forces stormed the building to end what turned into a hostage situation and by the end of the operation 44 Christian worshippers, two priests and seven security forces personnel lay dead. The attack was later claimed by Al-...
The Guardian
| over 2 years ago
Ali Al-Saadi/AFP/Getty Images Their cathedrals stand silent and their neighbourhoods are rapidly emptying. Now Iraq 's Christians face two further unthinkable realities: that Christmas this year is all but cancelled, and that few among them will stay...
IRIN
| over 2 years ago
Hundreds of Iraqi Christians are fleeing to the northern semi-autonomous Kurdish region and particularly the town of Ankawa, which has become a safe haven for the country's Christians, thanks to its special status and privileges granted by the...
NewKerala
| over 2 years ago
Christmas celebrations have started in the state and people braving the cold weather are going out at night to sing Christmas carols. Houses and streets are decorated and beautiful stars are seen in almost every household. Market is also buzz with...
