Voice Of The Copts

Voice of the Copts, a nonprofit organization, fights the spread of Islamic supremacy and Sharia throughout the Western world through education, advocacy and action. By drawing attention to the suffering of Coptic Christians in Egypt, it endeavors to educate the Western world as to the chilling effect of Sharia (Islamic law). Founded in 2007 by Dr. Ashraf Ramelah, Voice of the Copts focuses on three key issues: freedom of religion, cultural identity and women’s rights. Read More Dear Friends of Voice of the Copts:  Please join me tonight (8-28-18) at 7 PM NYC time for a live TV broadcast interview on the NYC Live 7 PM Shannon Taylor Show.  Streaming live internationally: Live NYYNY Fios 34 SPECTRUM 56 RCN 83  Hear the latest information about the Coptic Christian struggle in Egypt and their exodus to the West.  Get an update on the La Casa Futura project!

La Casa Futura project currently consists of one dormitory building providing help for up to 100 youths per session. Each session provides language learning, job direction, and cultural understanding. LCF is in its initial stage of development as we seek financial backers and matching funds for individual donations. We Need Volunteers To Help Make A Difference  Your free Gift With Donation  Link for previous stories: The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.1 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 2 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.3 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.4 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.5 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 6 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 7 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 8 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 9 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 10- 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.11of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.12 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.13 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.14 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.15 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.16 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.17 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.18 of 22   The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.19 of 22   The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No.20 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 21 of 22 The personal stories of Egyptian refugees – Series No. 22 of 22 My Story  The journey that opened my heart  to the  Coptic crisis outside of Egypt For more information regarding Voice of the Copts please visit:  www.voiceofthecopts.org To schedule Ashraf Ramelah for an interview, please write to:  Contact us P.S. Your support is meaningful, impactful and potentially will save the lives of Christians around the world living under persecution. Dr. Ashraf Ramelah is the founder and president of Voice of the Copts, a human rights nonprofit organization 501 (c) (3). The organization has offices in Italy and the United States. Dr. Ramelah is dedicated to the Coptic cause and believes that his life’s mission is to speak up for the oppressed Copts who cannot speak up for themselves. Dr. Ramelah is well known to the Egyptian government due to his advocacy for the Egyptian Copts as well as for Voice of the Copts’ lawsuit against them on behalf of Muslim convert to Christianity Mr. Hegazy and his family in 2009-2010. Ashraf Ramelah also appears as an entry in the Coptic History Encyclopedia (http://www.coptichistory.org/new_page_5260.htm). Dr. Ramelah, himself a Copt, was born in Cairo, Egypt. At the age of 17, he travelled to Italy to study architecture. He graduated with a doctorate in architecture from La Sapienza – Universita’ Degli Studi di Roma,Italy. His special study is restoration of old monuments and history of architecture. His career as an architect took him to work and live in Italy, Saudi Arabia, Gabon and the USA. His personal interests are Egyptology and Coptic history in the period after the Arab invasion of Egypt in 651 AD. Voice of the Copts is dedicated to bringing fair, correct and balanced information to the entire world regarding Copts and Christians in countries with an Arab-Muslim majority.

La Casa Futura: Achieving independence for Egyptian youths in the freedom of the West Rome, Italy. -– a Voice of the Copts’ project La Casa Futura assists refugee youths fleeing from Egypt due to religious persecution. La Casa Futura is a two-year assimilation program in a residence building for young men and women (ages 15-20 years old) coming from Italian refugee camps. Language classes, vocational training and assistance for legal status in Italy are provided.