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Australian Coptic Movement (ACM)Australia’s peak Coptic Community advocacy group. Promoting Justice, Culture and Unity. |
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Suzy Hanna is a regular contributor. Suzy’s background, education and personal interest in Human Rights and Politics have seen her on the front lines of elevating her passions. Suzy has fronted an array of media outlets and presented papers at University. Suzy wrote this article following the much vaunted opening (second opening) of the New Cathedral […]
The Australian Coptic Movement Association (ACM) would like to wish all Orthodox Christians a very happy and Holy Christmas and a blessed New Year.
30 December 2018 – The Australian Coptic Movement association organised protests in Sydney, Melbourne and Darwin. Our message was seen by millions in Sydney after Skywriters wrote our hashtag #Justice4Copts all over Sydney.
Protests are scheduled for Sydney, Melbourne and Darwin for 30 Dec 2018. We warn members of our community and the media to disregard any suspicious ‘cancellation’ notices and contact us on 0452124121 (Sydney) or 0407965999 (Melbourne) or email aucopticmovement@gmail.com for any questions.
The Australian Coptic Community and supporters will protest against the ongoing persecution of Egypt’s Copts following the heinous murder of two Coptic Christians by a policeman in Al Minya on 13 December 2018. The rallies will be non-rowdy events and family friendly. Please ensure that you completely ignore any cancellation rumours and suspicious text messages […]
AP released a breaking news report on religious freedoms in Egypt this morning
After every sectarian or terrorist attack on Copts in Egypt, there are a lot of odd views which flood social media comments that suggest ‘God will avenge’ or the ‘heaven will respond’ and a lot of this nonsense has no biblical basis. Mahfouz Maximus is a spokesperson for The Australian Coptic Movement Association.
The Australian Coptic Movement Association deplores the vile massacre that took place in the route of monastery of St Samuel near Minya gunmen opened fire on three buses.
Born and raised in Upper Egypt, Maximos has been living in Australia for 10 years and is considered a community leader among Egyptian migrants who have settled in Australia in recent years. This segment of Australia’s Coptic Community has not been appropriately represented, socially and politically. Maximum will focus on all ethnic media overseas and locally.
Students in New South Wales commence their HSC exams today. The end of school brings new freedoms and responsibilities. Best of luck to all students.
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