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In 2002, under the Mubarak Government, Coptic Christmas (January the 7th) was recognized as an official holiday, though Copts report being minimally represented in law enforcement, state security and public office, and of being discriminated against in the workforce on the basis of their religion. The Coptic community, as well as several human rights activists and intellectuals, maintain that the number of Christians occupying Government posts is not proportional to the number of Copts in Egypt. | In 2002, under the Mubarak Government, Coptic Christmas (January the 7th) was recognized as an official holiday, though Copts report being minimally represented in law enforcement, state security and public office, and of being discriminated against in the workforce on the basis of their religion. The Coptic community, as well as several human rights activists and intellectuals, maintain that the number of Christians occupying Government posts is not proportional to the number of Copts in Egypt. | ||
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==Culture== | ==Culture== |