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Christians under attack
What is fuelling the latest violence against Christians in Iraq and Egypt?
Riz Khan Last Modified: 06 Jan 2011 10:30 GMT
Why are attacks against Christians on the rise in Iraq and Egypt and could the
violence spread to other countries?
Under Saddam Hussein, Iraq's Christian community was relatively protected from
sectarian violence. Now, half a million Iraqi Christians have fled the country,
many claiming to have suffered persecution.
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Suicide attacks last week in Alexandria targeted Egypt's Coptic Christians
killing 21. With community members preparing to celebrate their Christmas on
Friday, many are wary of even greater violence.
On Thursday's Riz Khan, we examine the recent increase in violence against
Christian minorities and ask what more should governments do to protect these
communities?
Joining the show are Ismat Karmo, the chairman of Chaldean Assyrian Syriac
Council of America; Anthony Shenoda, professor of anthropology at Scripps
College where he focuses on Coptic communities; and Charles Sennott, the author
of The Body and the Blood: The Middle East's Vanishing Christians and the
Possibility for Peace.
You can join the conversation. Call in with your questions and comments on
Thursday, January 6, at our live time of 1630GMT. Repeats air at 2030GMT, and
the next day at 0130GMT.
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