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Gevriye Ego, 92, a leading voice against land grabs of Assyrian homes in Turkey, was shot dead at his home on Monday in the village of Anhil in Tur Abdin.
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Baghdeda Tragedy
AAS-Iraq mobile clinic team member, Ekhlas Youhana summarizes their daily work routine.
We are thankful for the efforts of all clinical teams who are responding to the needs of our people of #Baghdeda
@aas_au
@assyrianaid
@aid_iraq
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We are still losing people everyday. Two days ago, we lost Dalin, pictured on the right. Today, we painfully say goodbye to her sister, Davin, pictured on the left. Davin was an inspiring violin player, and both had promising lives ahead of them. May they rest in peace. 💔
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#Baghdeda Tragedy: We are thankful for the mobile clinic team, who are working tirelessly to attend to the needs of our people in Baghdeda.
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Fundraiser by Shlama Foundation : Response to the Baghdeda Wedding Fire Tragedy gofund.me/a60f5940
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It's disheartening to witness such a tragic incident in Iraq. It highlights systemic corruption and the disregard for safety measures in public spaces. Like we never learnt from Karada explosion or Mosul boat tragedies.
Calls for accountability will receive deaf ears as usual.
Iraq wedding party fire kills at least 100 people - devastating news from Iraq tonight thenationalnews.com/mena/ira… via @TheNationalNews
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Replying to @AssyrianPolicy @ShlamaF
You can also donate to the Assyrian Aid Society of America at:
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My thoughts and prayers are with the people of Bakhdida during this tragic time. Donate below @ShlamaF or @assyrianaid. – at Skokie, IL
Our team is devastated by reports that a fire has claimed the lives of more than 100 people in Bakhdida (Qaraqosh), northern Iraq.
To contribute to relief efforts via @ShlamaF: gofund.me/2f31070f
Our team is devastated by reports that a fire has claimed the lives of more than 100 people in Bakhdida (Qaraqosh), northern Iraq.
To contribute to relief efforts via @ShlamaF: gofund.me/2f31070f
Assyrian Policy Institute retweeted
Today, a devastating fire erupted during a wedding party in Nineveh Province's Alhamdabya district in Iraq, resulting in over 150 deaths and hundreds of injuries. This heartbreaking incident sheds light on Iraq's alarming lack of safety measures. Notably, there are no fire extinguishers in public places or wedding halls across the country. This tragedy underscores the failure of Iraqi governments over the past two decades in everything except corruption. It's a stark call for immediate safety reforms and responsible governance.
#Support_Thevictims_Alhamdanya_fire
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“The impact of U.S. policies in Artsakh are disastrous for Armenians”
Our friends at U.S.-based @AssyrianPolicy have released this statement in support of Armenians currently under siege in #Artsakh. Thank you @AssyrianPolicy.
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“The US didn't simply turn a blind eye to Azerbaijan’s attempts to impose its will on Artsakh through starvation & force—it emboldened & legitimized Azerbaijan's coercive diplomacy by refusing to hold it accountable."
@geviskajyan & @algalitsky in @TIME.
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