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ADO – Sweden calling for a consultative meeting of political parties, churches and institutions of our people in Sweden, to discuss the reality of our people in Syria, and focus on the tragedy of our abducted and displaced people in the Khabur region, and proceeding via two axes: 1-What we …

Feb. 23, 2015, ISIS terrorists began an armed attack on the Assyrian villages on the Khabour River in Hasakah province, Syria. ISIS has invaded the villages and kidnapped scores of civilian Assyrian Christian women, children and elderly from their homes and took them to an unknown location.  We appeal to …

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Abdulahad Steifo, a Syriac member of the opposition Syrian National Coalition, said the men had been kidnapped on the road to Aleppo from the rebel-held Bab al-Hawa crossing, which is close to the Turkish town of Reyhanli.   They are the most senior Christian clerics caught up directly in the …

  We will announce our vision for a “transitional government” from the liberated Syrian territories

    On 24-April-2012, the Assyrian Democratic Organization (ADO) held an event in its headquarters in Qamishly, Syria to commemorate the 97th anniversary of the Armenian and Assyrian Genocide (Seyfo)

    The Assyrian Democratic Organization cordially invites you to attend the Assyrian Genocide Seyfo commemoration, to be held in the Assyrian Democratic Organization’s headquarters in the city of Qamishly on Tuesday 24-April-2012 at 8:00 PM

  Syrian Christians have been protesting since the beginning of the revolution. One of the main organizations doing so is the Assyrian Democratic Organization.

Dozens of people known to be Assad’s security and intelligence agents attacked the Assyrian Democratic Organization’s (ADO) headquarters in the Al-Wusta neighborhood of Qamishly, Syria.

   Syrian Security Forces detained two Assyrians in Aleppo, Mr. Samuel Joseph Sawmeh and Mr. George Abdul-Massih Bahno, on Wednesday 30-November-2011