Half Iraqi, Syrian Christians have fled their homelands

Monday, June 19th, 2017

Iraqi and Syrian Christians have fled their homelands in huge numbers since 2011.

About half of them have have left so far, says a report released by Christian advocacy groups Open Doors, Served, and Middle East Concern. Read more

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Tags: Christians, Iraq, Middle East Concern, Open Doors, Served, Syria

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