Australian Coptic Movement (ACM)

As 2013 creeps upon us, fresh reports of another Coptic Church Bombing have emerged.  

Since the Egyptian Revolution of the 25th January 2012 The Egyptian transitional government led by the military and subsequently under President Morsi continue to engage in and tolerate systematic and ongoing violations of freedom of thought, conscience and religion or belief.  Serious problems of discrimination, intolerance, and other human rights violations against members of religious […]

It is with great sadness, that two years on, the perpetrators of this savage attack that rocked the world have not been brought to justice. Those who incited hatred against the Copts are today enjoying total freedom in Islamist ruled Egypt whilst those who call for genuine freedom and justice are living in fear as […]

Sydney’s Egyptian Community have overwhelmingly backed a ‘No’ vote to Egypt’s proposed constitution, according to early unverified reports from the Embassy.  

A letter written from the Hon. Rev Fred Nile to Australia’s PM, regarding the President’s decree in Egypt.  

The Copts have been renowned for accomplishing some remarkable achievements in both Egypt and  the diaspora abroad – medicine, politics, business, but breaking world records?

Freedom, justice and democracy – these are the themes that brought approximately 500 people outside the Egyptian consulate in Sydney today in solidarity with Egyptians in Tahrir and around the world.

Dear Subscribers, The Australian Coptic Movement Association (ACM) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a contract with a publishing house to publish a book on the plight of Coptic Christians.