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Lebanese Politicians Denounce Idea of Parallel Government

  By Mirella HodeibBEIRUT – Daily Star — Friday saw a flurry of words and meetings concerning Lebanon’s almost nine-month-old political impasse Friday as politicians from both camps continued to voice warnings about the negative impact of the formation of a parallel government. Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea described the …

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Assyrians of Russia to Demand Protection for Iraqi Christians

        Russia – Panarmenian — On July 12 the Assyrians of Russia will hold a protest action with a demand to defend Christians of Iraq — Assyrians, Chaldeans, Syrians and Armenians — from a bloody genocide and ethnic cleansing. As co-chair of the youth wing of the Regional Moscow …

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Canada Must Do More for Persecuted Iraqi Christians

  By Andrea Ledding SASKATOON, Canada – Canadian Catholic News — — Canada needs to do more for all Iraqi people, including the Christian Iraqi population, which is experiencing heavy persecution. That was the message as local Iraqi Christians gathered to hold a prayer service and press conference June 13 …

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Detroit Rally to Call for Aid for Iraqi Christians

  By Niraj Detroit – WarikooDetroit Free Press — Alarmed at the increasing persecution of religious minorities inside their native land, Iraqi-American Christians will rally Saturday in Southfield to call for peace and the protection of their brethren. “We could be witnessing the extinction of this community in the next …

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Detroit Council Sells Camp Brighton to the Chaldean Church

  David Josar DETROIT- The Detroit News — The City Council this afternoon finally approved the sale of the shuttered Camp Brighton for $3.5 million to the Chaldean Church. This was the third time the council took up the sale of the 320-acre camp, which is located off Grand River …

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Baghdad Christians Find New Life in Kurdish North

  By Sabrina Tavernise KARA-ULA(Iraq)- New York Times — The 70 houses of this tiny village spring from the treeless, arid plain here in the northern tip of Iraq with the uniformity of an army camp. Built over the past four years of war, they house Christian refugees from some …

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U.N. Recommends International Experts to Stop Arms from Syria

  By Sabrina Tavernise UN – AFP-Naharnet — A U.N. report has called for a major upgrading of Lebanon’s lax border security to prevent arms smuggling from Syria, including assigning international experts to a new, multi-agency Lebanese border force. The report which was released in New York Tuesday was produced …

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US slams Syria for jailing young democrats

        US – AFP — The United States on Friday criticized the Syrian government for what it called harsh sentencing of seven young democrats and sought their immediate and unconditional release. The seven defendants, in their 20s, were sentenced to between five and seven years in jail for “exposing …

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8 Kidnapped Assyrians Freed in North Iraq

  By Peter Lamprecht * ISTANBUL – CDN — Christian university students and faculty kidnapped two days ago on their way home from exams at Mosul University were released today, an Iraqi satellite TV channel reported. According to Ashtar TV, two university teachers and six students from the predominantly Syrian …

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