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Masarat makes academic trip to Europe on challenges which face pluralism in Iraq

Masarat foundation for cultural and media development mounted trip targeted European academics segment to clarify the challenges that face Iraqi minorities.
Mr. Saad Salloum, the general coordinator of Masarat delivered a lecture including a documentary film by Masarat at college of languages of Paris university on pluralism in Iraq and yezidis genocide , which took place on 5\ 11\2014.
Mr. Salloum ended his lecture with inviting to launch a campaign to free yezidis women, who kidnapped by ISIS.
Masarat concluded its trip by taking part at a conference of minorities and religions situation under ISIS threat, that held at the geopolitics academy of Sorbonee university.
Ayat Allah Ryadh Al_Hakim, Anaa Jiet , expert of Semiology ,Prof Rasbteen, the dean of geopolitics academy attended that conference.
Mr. Salloum underlined attitude of ISIS towards religious minorities and religious culture in the Middle East.

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