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21. Disappeared Coptic girl in Esna crisis escalates

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Year: 
2010
Week: 
23
Article number: 
21
Article pages: 
28
Date of source: 
June 10, 2010
Author: 
al-Ahrām correspondent
Reviewer: 
Sh&#257d&#299 Sal&#257h al-D&#299n
Article summary: 
The news story tackles the disappearance of a Coptic girl in Esna in Upper Egypt and the continuation of angry reactions over her disappearance.
Article full text: 
Angry reactions of a number of Copts in Esna city in Luxur in Upper Egypt continue over the disappearance of Catherine ‘Imād Ramzī, a 17-year-old girl who disappeared after attending the Sunday Mass.

 

Scores of Copts gathered in front of the Esna police department, demanding police forces to find her as soon as possible amid news about her conversion to Islam after escaping to one of the governorates in the Delta.

 

Her father underlined that he called her cellular phone and a child responded, telling him not to call her again; while her mother said she received two phone calls from her daughter.

 

Police have intensified their efforts to find the girl.
 
This news story was also mentioned in RoseRose al-Yūsuf newspaper in June 10 (page 18).
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Quality: 
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Classification: 
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