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8th Annual Conference Video -Panel: Combatting the Indigenous Culture of Violence and Impunity

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Panel: Middle East Religious Minorities: Hostages of Terrorists and Regimes

View video presentations from Coptic Solidarity’s 8th Annual Policy Day. This event was hosted on June 15, 2017, at the U.S. House Visitor Center. The conference theme was Egypt: Combating Terrorism Without Sacrificing Civil Rights.

Moderator & Panelist: Ambassador Alberto Fernandez – Vice President, MEMRI

Panelist: Dr. Sarah Yerkes – Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Panelist: Ms. Nina Shea – JD – Director of Center for Religious Freedom, Hudson Institute

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Panel: Middle East Religious Minorities: Hostages of Terrorists and Regimes

View video presentations from Coptic Solidarity’s 8th Annual Policy Day. This event was hosted on June 15, 2017, at the U.S. House Visitor Center. The conference theme was Egypt: Combating Terrorism Without Sacrificing Civil Rights.

Moderator & Panelist: Ambassador Alberto Fernandez – Vice President, MEMRI

Panelist: Dr. Sarah Yerkes – Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Panelist: Ms. Nina Shea – JD – Director of Center for Religious Freedom, Hudson Institute

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