The Return of Iraq’s Christians: A Possible Model for Nigeria
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This article was originally published on Cedarnews.net. For more news and exclusive reports, visit our website. A security official says that of the 1.2 million displaced Lebanese and Syrians from the South and the Bekaa Valley, about 400,000 have returned to their villages, and about 100,000 have moved into rented homes or are staying with relatives, while the situation of 700,000 remains unstable and unable to return. This news was published o…
The return of Iraq’s Christians: A possible model for Nigeria
Catholic leaders advocate for the right of return of internally displaced people. The return of thousands of displaced Christians to their places of origin in Iraq, supported by ACN following the defeat of Islamic State, could serve as a model for responding to the crisis facing Christian communities in Nigeria’s Middle Belt. On August 6, 2014, the Islamic State swept through the Nineveh Plains, the ancestral homeland of Iraqi Christians, forcin…
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