Afghanistan halts controversial Shiite law
West says proposed Afghan law violates women’s rights
West says proposed Afghan law violates women’s rights
April 6 activists arrested, Egypt's Brotherhood MPs walk out
Tens of Thousands of evangelist Copts
Dear Asharf Ramelah The Turkish government claims to be a secular government where people are free to practice their faith legally. However, for years Turkey has refused to grant churches legal status. Churches that do operate in Turkey must register as "foundations," which come under strict supervision by the government.
CAIRO: US Ambassador to Egypt Margaret Scobey said in a speech Thursday that applying pressure on Egypt was not the appropriate method for dialogue, local press reported.
Violence Against Iraqi Christians Rising Again
Under heavy security provided by his attorneys' team, so-called Apostate Maher Mu'Tasim whose Christian name is now Peter Athanasius, attended on Saturday 28.3.2009, a closed session at the State Council Court.
Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies Hisham Mubarak Law Center El-Nadim Center for Rehabilitation of Victims of Violence Arabic Network for Human Rights Information Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression Rights Groups Urge Prosecutions for Assault on Baha'i Egyptians
CAIRO: Families belonging to the minority religious sect of Bahais from the Egyptian village of El-Shoraneyya, Sohag, had to flee for their lives after their homes came under attack.
More than a hundred activists of immigrant Copts in the United States and Europe held a closed meeting on March 28-29 with Dr. Saad Eddin Ibrahim in Virginia.