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Assyrian Genocide Discussed At Sarajevo Conference

  Sarajevo – ESNA — On the 12th of July 2007 an international genocide research conference took place in Bosnia-Herzegovina’s capital Sarajevo. The conference was arranged by the “Institute of Research About Crime Against Humanity and International Law” at the University of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, together with the IAGS (International Association …

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Assyrians in New Zealand Rally for Assyrians in Iraq

        Zealand – tvnz — Several hundred Iraqi Christians have rallied in Auckland to try to highlight the persecution they suffer in their homeland. The Chaldean Catholic community held a special mass to draw attention to the killing and kidnapping of their priests and the bombing of their churches. …

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Statement on the occasion of the golden jubilee

        Syria – ADO — The Assyrian Democratic Organization Celebrates its golden anniversary, the anniversary of the passing of 50 years of its establishment , as her march for struggle and freedom started in the city of Qamishli on the 15th of July 1957 at the hands of a …

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Chaldean Church Plans to Keep Camp Brighton

  By Tom Tolen Detroit – Ann Arbor News — The Chaldean Catholic Church has big hopes for Camp Brighton, the property west of Brighton that had been used as a summer camp for city of Detroit children. The Rev. Manuel Boji, the Chaldean Church spokesman, says the Chaldean community …

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Chaldean Grocers Serve Community Well

  By Martin Manna USA – Detroit News — Throughout our history, it has been an unfortunate reality to debase the most recent group of immigrants to our nation as evidenced by recent media coverage regarding the lack of major grocery retailers in Detroit. If it were not for stores …

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Lebanon’s Christian Politicians Agree to Disagree

      Beirut – Naharnet — Intra-Maronite squabbling have dominated the political theater in Lebanon recently, reflecting a competition on who represents Lebanon’s Christians and defends their interests. The row, pitting mainly Gen. Michel Aoun’s Free Patriotic Movement and Samir Geagea’s Lebanese Forces, followed a statement by Maronite Bishops accusing …

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Explosives Found in Truck Heading From Syria to Iraq

      BAGHDAD – AP — Iraqi security forces have seized 200 explosive belts from a truck they say crossed into Iraq from Syria today. That word comes from a spokesman for the Interior Ministry. The driver of the truck is being held for questioning. Iraq’s government and U-S authorities …

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