A politician called on Iraq's government Tuesday to better keep its dwindling Christian the public and lambasted other nations that have accessible asylum to fleeing Christians as interfering in Iraq's problems.
The comments by Christian politician Younadem Kana, from the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, approach after a spate of brutal attacks on Iraqi Christians — including a Catholic Church bombing last month that killed 68 people.
Previous this week, two Christian brothers in Kana's place of origin were terminally shot by indefinite gunmen who raid their auto mechanic shop.
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