Monthly Archives: May 2011

  Residents unload the coffin of a Christian man found dead near Kirkuk on Monday after being kidnapped several days before Reuters/Ako RasheedBy RFI…

MEDIA RELEASE 2011 National Women’s Labor Conference adopts Hellenic, Armenian and Assyrian Genocide Resolution Sydney, 15 May 2011: In a landmark resolution adopted by the National Women’s…

By Mariam Karouny BEIRUT, May 18 (Reuters) – Syria's minority Christians are watching the protests sweeping their country with trepidation, fearing their religious freedom could…

Anita Sethi Writers outside the Chikhana Muchko Teahouse in the Kurdish centre of Erbil, where they had gathered for a historic afternoon of public readings by female as well as male authors and poets.…

Michael Nazir-Ali guardian.co.uk, Members of Iraq’s Christian community pray for peace in a church in central Baghdad. Photograph: Jassim Mohammed/AP…

Media committee Congregation of the Chaldean Syriac Assyrian political organizations held on the day of Monday, 16th May 20, a special meeting at the level of presidencies and leaders,…

Stella scaled an everlasting impression last year with fans everywhere in Emanouel Bet Younan’s “Dyouta” album,where together they brought down the house in Orahim Lazar’s “Shoprakh Dmeera.”…

 Ankawa.com – Kirkuk – Exclusive The Deputy Director of Kirkuk police, Major General Terhan Abdul Rehman, revealed to the site of Ankawa.com that the citizen Ashor Jacob Issa who had been kidnapped,…

At the International American School in Cairo (IAS) “Like all of us,  you drew Cupid and an arrow with two letters…

By Jacques Clement (AFP) BAGHDAD — Bassam Anis was for a long time an optimist, but persistent attacks against his Christian community convinced him that his home country, Iraq, no longer…

Prelate leads service with fellow church leaders LA CRESCENTA—The Council of Oriental Orthodox Bishops held its regular meeting Tuesday at St. Ephraim Syriac Orthodox Cathedral, hosted by Archbishop Mor Clemis…

May 13 (Bloomberg) — As the Arab Spring protests reach Damascus, Syrian Christians look warily at a future without a time-tested autocrat to protect them from religious intolerance.…

 (AFP) -Bassam Anis was for a long time an optimist, but persistent attacks against his Christian community convinced him that his home country, Iraq, no longer offered him solace. So, on April 30, he fled.…

The Christian -Islamic spiritual summit that will be held at Bkirki on Thursday is expected to avoid two controversial issues which relate to Hezbollah . This condition…

WASHINGTON, DC – In response to deadly religious violence in Egypt over the weekend, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) is…

THE DOWNSIDE of the disintegration of Yugoslavia’s autocratic state was the tragic unleashing of powerful, suppressed ethnic tensions that led to bloody war. Is the…

The U.S. government remains committed to working with the people and government of Iraq to provide assistance to and identify durable solutions for displaced Iraqis. As…

BRYAN MITCHELL/SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES Noora Yousif, 24, an Arab-American and a Christian, works as a receptionist in Detroit. She came to the…

  Author: Alfred de Zayas Geneva. Murder has been a sin since Cain killed Abel, long before the first attempts by lawyers to codify penal law, before the Hammurabi and other ancient codes. More…

CAIRO — Clashes between Muslims and Coptic Christians in a Cairo suburb left 12 people dead, dozens wounded and a church charred in one of the most serious…