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Iraqi Christians Protest At Election Law

        Mosul, Iraq – AFP — Crowds of Iraqi Christians protested on Sunday against a newly approved provincial election law, saying the legislation failed to represent the interests of the minority community. Protestors shouted slogans against Baghdad’s Shiite-led government and against the law in the town of Al-Kosh …

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Syria Hunts for Damascus Bombers

        DAMASCUS – AFP — Counter-terrorist officers in Syria on Sunday hunted for those responsible for a car bomb attack that killed 17 people in Damascus, one of the deadliest attacks in the country in more than a decade. The bombing Saturday near a Shiite shrine in the …

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If You Want to See Blood Come to Mosul

  By John Pontifex    Mosul, Iraq – catholicherald — Fresh-faced and cheerful, the young priest suddenly frowns: “I recently received a letter at the presbytery. Inside was a bullet. I knew at once what it meant,” he says: “I was a marked man.” At just 27 Fr Bassman Fatoohey …

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The Plight of Christians in Iraq

By Jamie Glazov    Baghdad, Iraq – FrontPageMagazine — Frontpage Interview’s guest today is William J. Murray, the chairman of the Religious Freedom Coalition in Washington, DC. During the early 1980’s, he served as director of Freedom’s Friends, an organization which reached out to the victims of communism worldwide. In …

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Iraq’s Christian Assyrians Defend Their Own Village

By Karim Talbi    TEL ASQUF, Iraq- AFP — With Kalashnikovs slung over their shoulders, members of Iraq’s first Christian militia enforce one simple rule on the border of this little village: “Anyone not from Tel Asquf is banned.” This village in northern Iraq’s flash-point Nineveh province, frequently targeted by …

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The ADO Media Bureau launches a journalist workshop in Qamishli

      Qamishli, Syrian – ADO — The ADO Media Bureau launched a journalist workshop in the northeastern Syrian city of Qamishli on August 29th to develop the Media Bureau abilities . The workshop which contained topics about written journalism , feature stories ,editing news , writing articles , and …

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Patriarch Calls for Assyrian Administrative Unit in North Iraq

      Brussels – AINA — On September 16 the head of the Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East, Patriarch Dinkha IV, proclaimed after a prayer service in a Syriac Orthodox church that Assyrians must work to establish an Assyrian administered unit in northern Iraq’s Nineveh Plain. Patriarch …

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