Monthly Archives: October 2015

Iraqi refugees losing all hope of returning home

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By Clare Creegan and Oliver Maksan MORE and more Christian refugees driven out of their towns and villages by terrorist militia Daesh (ISIS) are leaving Iraq – having lost all hope that they will be able to return home. Speaking to Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need, Chaldean Catholic Archbishop…

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Next Friday .. The Fourth Erbil International Marathon 30.10.2015

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Dler Ibrahim – Erbil Under the motto of “Peace for All… Yes For Peace and Peaceful coexistence” Erbil Marathon will organize it’s fourth edition in 30th October 2015. 30.10.2015 Come along and Run, Run for yourself for your health, Run for Peace, Peace for all. Runners & Peace lovers of both genders all are welcome…

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Statement by Mr Guy Zangari MP at State Parliamnet of NSW 2015

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Sydney – 22 October 2015 Mr Guy Zangari, MP, State Member for Fairfield, Shadow Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events, Shadow Minister for Sport, Shadow Minister for Corrections, Shadow Minister for Emergency Services, and Shadow Minister for Veterans Affairs , made a statement in the Legislative Assembly of NSW State Parliament on 16th September…

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ISIS’ Ethnic Cleansing Forces 100,000 Christians to Flee City in Single Night

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By Stoyan Zaimov , Christian Post Reporter (Photo: Reuters/Youssef Boudlal) Iraqi Christians, who fled the violence in the village of Qaraqosh, seek refuge inside a church building in Arbil, north of Baghdad, August 11, 2014. Iraqi Christian families sought sanctuary in the church after fleeing towns and villages to escape the advance of Islamic State…

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Iraqi Priest Gives Firsthand Account Of Christians Under The Thumb Of ISIS

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Father Douglas Bazi recounted the terrible night in which ISIS ran Christians out of the historic city of Mosul. by Chris Queen We’ve heard stories of the horrors that the Islamic State forces have inflicted upon the Christians throughout the Middle East, but rarely do we hear a firsthand account. Father Douglas Bazi, an Iraqi…

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Iraq’s displaced find little comfort in Kurdistan, as Europe beckons

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Displaced Sunni people, who fled the violence in the city of Ramadi, arrive at the outskirts of Baghdad in Iraq, April 17, 2015. REUTERS/Stringer By Benedetta Argentieri ERBIL, Iraq, Oct 20 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – When a mob attacked Abu Jasin on the streets of Erbil in northern Iraq, he feared he would never be…

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Assyrian culture museum opens in Ainkawa

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By RUDAW Clothing displayed in the Directorate of Assyrian Culture and Traditional Art Museum in Ainkawa. Photo: Rudaw. ERBIL, Kurdistan Region — The Directorate of Assyrian Culture and Traditional Art Museum is now open in the township of Ainkawa in Erbil, and part of it is allocated for clothing from 18 Assyrian villages.…

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A Chaldean enclave in Detroit yearns for Syrian refugees

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Merinda Valley – The Arab American News & Bill McGraw – Bridge Magazine | New housing on Carman Street is giving hope to local civic leaders that Syrian refugees and others will move into Detroit’s NorthTown community (Photo by Merinda Valley) Nida Samona and her family were among many Chaldean immigrants from Iraq who…

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You helped set me free

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Priest tells how his humanitarian aid – sponsored by charities – inspired a friend to plot his escape By John Pontifex FATHER Jacques Mourad has told how he escaped Daesh (ISIS) in Syria with the help of a friend whose family had been helped by the priest’s programme of aid to the poor…

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Christians living in Sweden have been told to ‘convert or die’ in chilling messages across Gothenburg – a hotbed of ISIS recruitment

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Sinister graffiti daubed on businesses owned by Assyrian Christians in city Messages also included ‘the caliphate is here’ along with the ISIS symbol Victim said: ‘I felt a sudden chill down my spine. It’s terribly painful’ By Simon Tomlinson for MailOnline Christians living in Sweden have been warned to ‘convert to Islam or die’ in…

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At ICAE Institute: Senator Peters Promises Diaspora Minority Leaders of Iraq To Do More On Behalf Of Their People.

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West Bloomfield, Michigan October 13, 2015 At the invitation of the Iraqi Christians Advocacy and Empowerment Institute (ICAE), more than 40 Iraqi Christians , and other minority leaders, community activists, clergy, and local media participated in a candid discussion with ICAE guest speaker and friend of the community; the Honorable U.S. Senator Gary Peters.…

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