Tag: Iraqi Christians

The persecution of Christians in Iraq: a deepening crisis

The situation for Christians in Iraq is common in the Middle East.

Islamic State genocide erased Christian heritage in Iraq

Islamic State's genocide was not limited to killing and enslaving Yazidis, Christians and other communities

Crosses damaged by Iraq Jihadist terrorists exhibited in Westminster Cathedral

The saved crosses will be among other artefacts at the Westminster Cathedral exhibition, which opened last month

Iraqi Christians rebuild their lives as a religious minority

International Christian Concern (ICC) claims there are only around 50 Christian families living in the city of Mosul today.

Patriarch Sako returnes to Baghdad

After months of voluntary exile in Erbil, the cardinal returned to the Partiarchal seat. 

Exodus and division: the problems of Iraqi Christians

The marginalized Christian groups are facing the dangers of mass emigration as well.

Christian town in mourning after fire kills 177 wedding guests

Thousands are mourning in an Iraqi Christian town following a wedding hall fire

A Christian insider's perspective of troubles in Iraq

Iraqi Christians experience discrimination, harassment and violent persecution.

Christians in Iraq face severe persecution for over two decades

Iraqi Christians look ahead to an uncertain future.

Archbishop warns about the extinction of Christians in Iraq

Without a change in the overall culture of Iraq, Christians face an existential threat in Iraq