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Five Christians Sentenced to Combined 50 Years in Prison in Iran
Kurds Continue to Seize Assyrian Lands in Iraq
Another Assyrian Cemetery Desecrated in Iraq
Persecution Persists One Year After Syria's Regime Change
King Charles Confronts Christian Persecution, Elevates London's Assyrians
Iraq Allocates Land to Yezidi Women Survivors Under 2021 Law
Yazidi Foundation Calls on Iraq to Secure Return of IDPs
Young Assyrians in Sweden Embrace Early Marriage
Protective Fence Installed Around Assyrian Massacre Site in Iraq
The Destruction of Assyrian Graves in Iraq: Causes, Motives, and Future Risks
The West Talks About Protecting Christians But Collaborates With Islamists
Chaldean Patriarchate Condemns Desecration of Assyrian Cemetery in Iraq
Assyrian Village Expects Tourism Surge
Assyrian Cemetery Desecrated in North Iraq
The Syrian City Where Church Bells Have Fallen Silent
Assyrian Football Player Dyana Dawood Breaking Barriers for Minorities in Iraq
Online Assyrian Dictionary Marks 20th Anniversary
How the World's Oldest Library Survived an Empire's Fall
A Living Semitic Memory
Hungarian, Swedish Delegations Meet With Assyrian Patriarch
Assyrian Manuscripts: Delving Into a Rich Human Legacy
Assyrian MP in Turkey Demands Return of Assyrian Property
Finding My Assyrian Voice
Assyrian Author Publishes Second Book on Assyrian Genocide
Assyrian Quota Seat Winners Move to Form Unified Bloc in Iraqi Parliament
As Pope Heads to Turkey, Christian Community Still Battling Inequality, Exclusion
Assyrian Singer Featured At Oman Music Festival
Bulgaria's Only Assyrian Restaurant
The Race Against the Clock to Reclaim Assyrian Lands in Turkey
Report on Religious Freedom in Iraq
Iraqi Archaeologists Find Relic in Ancient Assyrian City
Assyrians in Armenia--A Home Far Away From the Homeland
Report on Religious Freedom in Turkey
Ancient Assyrian Identities
The Revival of Languages ​​And Cultures in Syria
Pope Leo Highlights Global Persecution of Christians
Patriarch Sako Calls for Assyrian Political Unity in Iraq
New Law in North Iraq Offers Investment Opportunities for Assyrian Expatriates
The Assyrian Language in Iraq: An Identity Passed Down Through Generations
Assyrian Festival in Iraq Showcases Traditions
Assyrian Mayor Denounces Selective Expulsion of Assyrians in Iraq
Assyrian Language Becomes Official on Syria Administration's Website
Kurdistan Democratic Party Dominates Iraq's Assyrian Election Quota
Assyrian Archbishop: Strong Christian Turnout Key to Political Influence in Iraq
Assyrian-American Poet Celebrates Release of Her New Poetry Collection
Candlelight Vigil Held in Syria After Murder of Two Christians
Trump Must Hold Syria's New Leadership Accountable on Minority Rights
The Assyrian Contribution to Iraqi Football: From Pioneers to the Present
Assyrian Party Boycotts Iraq's Parliamentary Elections
Nineveh Governor and Assyrian Church Leaders Discuss Security
Portion of Assyrian Church in Turkey Illegally Demolished
Assyrian Parties Coordinate Efforts in Northeast Syria
Iraq's 2025 Elections: Minority Quota Under Spotlight
Rising Attacks and Institutional Discrimination Against Christians in Syria
13th-century Assyrian Manuscript Preserved in Vatican Library
Syrian Archbishop Warns: "The Church in Syria is Dying"
Film Documents the Turkish Genocide of Assyrians
Escalating Violence Against Christians in Syria
Patriarch Sako: Vatican Does Not Respect Eastern Churches
The Five Assyrian Seats in Iraq's Parliament Have Been Hijacked

Kurds Continue to Seize Assyrian Lands in Iraq

By Joseph Sliwa

Honoring the martyrs and supporters who gave their lives in the Party's nearly 80-year liberation struggle -- a cause professedly pursued for the benefit of all the region's peoples -- we pay tribute. They range from the pioneering woman martyr Margaret George Shilo to figures such as Malak Chikko, Abu Hikmat, Tuma Tumas, Abu Amel, Jirjis Fathallah, Franso Hariri, Sarkis Aghajan, and many...

Another Assyrian Cemetery Desecrated in Iraq

SHAQLAWA, Kurdistan Region of Iraq -- For many among the Assyrian people, life itself appears to be steadily losing value in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). A community whose dead are not respected, they ask, can hardly expect its living sons and daughters to rank among the government's priorities.

Persecution Persists One Year After Syria's Regime Change

By Antonio Graceffo

Fadi Aboud stands surrounded by crates of fresh fruits and vegetables inside his small produce shop, the warm desert sunlight of Kurdistan pouring through the open door and windows. Aboud, dressed neatly and with perfectly coiffed hair, looks slim and strong, much younger than his 53 years. He smiles good-naturedly as a customer haggles with him over prices.

King Charles Confronts Christian Persecution, Elevates London's Assyrians

By Joe Snell

History collided on Dec. 10 on the marble floor of Westminster Abbey -- the Gothic-inspired church inside the heart of London -- as King Charles III welcomed heads of Eastern churches and other Christian leaders for a solemn reminder of the persecution still facing millions of believers.

Iraq Allocates Land to Yezidi Women Survivors Under 2021 Law

Mosul, Iraq -- In implementation of the Yazidi Survivors Law No. 8 of 2021, Iraq's Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has announced the allocation of land to 262 Yezidi women who survived captivity under the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist organization in Nineveh Province.


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