News Focus Egypt: Divided society drives ‘preacher of the revolution’ to lonely hunger strike by Jayson Casper - 30th April 2014 TWENTY TWO days without food, his critique of Sisi and protest against current conditions alienates fellow Copts. Read more about Egypt: Divided society drives ‘preacher of the revolution’ to lonely hunger strike Communication should be a human right, journalists told by Arne Fjeldstad - 22nd April 2014 ASSASSINATED Bishop who used radio sermons to speak out against violence should be the inspiration for Christians working in the media. Read more about Communication should be a human right, journalists told The Coptic Canadian surgeon who is going home to serve the poor by Jayson Casper - 2nd April 2014 SIXTY PER CENT of Egyptian doctors work abroad, and rural hospitals suffer the most - until now. Read more about The Coptic Canadian surgeon who is going home to serve the poor MALDIVES: Cleric calls for FGM on Islamic grounds by Vishal Arora - 12th March 2014 FIQH ACADEMY seeks to revive barbaric practice in ugly trade-off with Saudi Arabia. Read more about MALDIVES: Cleric calls for FGM on Islamic grounds TURKEY: World’s oldest Syriac Orthodox monastery fights back after illegal government land grab by Sam Hailes - 5th March 2014 ONE LAWSUIT claimed that the sanctuary was built over the ruins of a mosque - 170 years before Mohammed was born. Read more about TURKEY: World’s oldest Syriac Orthodox monastery fights back after illegal government land grab Pages« ‹ … 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 … › »
TWENTY TWO days without food, his critique of Sisi and protest against current conditions alienates fellow Copts.
