
One of our fellow human rights advocates, Amnesty International – Egyptian Action Group coordinator Mina Yassa compares the importance placed on justice between the U.S and Egypt in a special piece for The Australian Coptic Movement Association.
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Australian Coptic Movement (ACM)Australia’s peak Coptic Community advocacy group. Promoting Justice, Culture and Unity. |
One of our fellow human rights advocates, Amnesty International – Egyptian Action Group coordinator Mina Yassa compares the importance placed on justice between the U.S and Egypt in a special piece for The Australian Coptic Movement Association.
Help us win recognition not only for Medhat’s dedication to supporting Coptic refugees who seek to escape the persecution they face in their native homeland of Egypt, but also for the plight of the Copts as a whole so that we can recognise the struggles of the Coptic minority in Egypt who face daily hardships, […]
On Sunday, 14th April 2013, Australia’s Coptic Community descended on Martin Place, Sydney CBD to show their support for the persecuted Copts of Egypt and demand the immediate cessation of attacks on minorities.
Sydney — Hundreds of persons gathered at Martin Place in Sydney on Sunday 14 April 2013, to protest the continuous persecution of Egypt’s indigenous Christians.
Australia’s Copts protest and call for Australian Government to act in Egypt
ACM’S Supporters and Sydney’s Copts take to the street to make their voices heard and to protest Anti-Coptic violence
Statement by Rev Hon Fred Nile, National President; Christian Democratic Party on the Violent Attacks on Coptic Christians in Egypt.
Media Statement from Leader of the Opposition, The Hon. Tony Abbott MHR, regarding the Anti-Coptic Violence in Egypt.
The Australian Coptic Movement Association, in cooperation with the City of Sydney and NSW Police, have organised a rally to be held in Sydney to stand shoulder to shoulder with Egypt’s persecuted Copts.
Foreign Minister Bob Carr today expressed the Australian Government’s concern about recent sectarian violence in Egypt.