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Famine relief

Where would you turn if tragedy forced you to flee your home? A friend or relative might help, but what if they were driven out too? This nightmarish reality is one Intazar knows too well. Her country — Sudan — is at war. You can help families like hers with your gift today! [Give Now]… Read more »

Armenian authorities seek to evict Artsakh government in exile

The Permanent Representation of the Republic of Artsakh located at 17/2 Nairi Zaryan street in Yerevan YEREVAN — The leadership of the Republic of Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh), whose people were exiled from their historic homeland by Azerbaijani offensives between 2020 and 2023, is challenging a new order by a judge in Yerevan to vacate the building… Read more »

Ninve Ermagan: Why I report on Christian persecution

Ermagan, a journalist in Germany, has made it her mission to report on the worldwide persecution of Christians. Ninve Ermagan/Facebook   My family are Assyrians, members of a Christian minority in the Middle East. Even this simple statement trips many people up. “Oh, so you’re Syrian, wonderful! I have many Syrian friends!” The first time,… Read more »

At Yerevan’s Hovhannes Tumanyan Museum, displaced Artsakh children preserve dialect through fairy tales

Armenian children displaced from their homeland of Artsakh (Nagorno Karabakh) participate in an identity-preservation program at the Hovhannes Tumanyan Museum in Yerevan, Armenia.  Guest contribution from Siranush Sargsyan YEREVAN – The idea for the “Fairy Tales and Identity Preservation” initiative began with a question posed inside the Hovhannes Tumanyan Museum in Yerevan: what could be… Read more »

Alawite parents challenge daughter’s abduction in Syria

Batoul Alloush, a 21-year-old Alawite student abducted from her medical studies and presented to the public as a convert to Islam, has emerged as a symbol of the ongoing persecution of the Alawite community in Syria.  “I am addressing you from the broken heart of a mother … My daughter was kidnapped from the middle of the university. God gave me patience and strength to defend my daughter and bring… Read more »

West Papua: Upsurge in fighting worsens humanitarian crisis

A group of newly arrived displaced people in Nabire. csi   Fighting between the West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB) and the Indonesian armed forces intensified in April impacting many indigenous Christian communities. Between April 12 and 15, Indonesian army military operations were reportedly carried out in Pogoma and Kemburu in the Papua Highlands of… Read more »