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Christianity in the Middle East (CME) | Report no.1

Published: Thursday, 14 January 2021
  • Syria
  • Iraq
  • Egypt
  • Iran
  • Turkey
  • Greek-Orthodox
  • Copts
  • Muslim-Christian relations
  • State-Religion Relationship
  • Armenian Christians
  • Lebanon
  • Eastern Christians
  • Christian emigration
  • Israel/Palestine
  • Christian refugees
  • Arab Christians
  • Evangelical Christians

The aim of the CME report is to present and address the main features related to Christians living in the Middle East in regard to religious plularism and peaceful coexistence. The region of focus includes Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine, Iran, Iraq and Turkey. Moreover, emphasis is attributed to the relationship between the state and its institutions with the Christian communities, as well as in pinpoiting the factors and effects related to the Christian exodus from the Middle East. The documentation of the report reflects the research openly available on the CME website and serves as a database for the living conditions of the Christians in the Middle East. The CME reports are an ongoing endeavour, aiming at providing continuous updates on the state of religious pluralism for the Christians of the Middle East. The findings presented, therefore, are not exhaustive, but highlight main trends and continuities.

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