As COVID-19 restrictions begin to loosen, Christians in India are experiencing increased persecution from Hindu radicals.
As COVID-19 restrictions begin to loosen, Christians in India are experiencing increased persecution from Hindu radicals.
It appears that newly passed legislation in Iran may make it easier for Christians and other religious minorities to be arrested and imprisoned.
Church members in China were hospitalized after around 200 communist officials raided and attempted to destroy their church.
Police in Uttar Pradesh state, India have released a man suspected of attempting to kill a pastor last month.
It is clear that Christian genocide is what Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsman are after in Nigeria. Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari, however, denies this. In a recently issued statement, he insisted that “false allegations of persecution of Christians” are “a most misleading campaign.” President Buhari, by the way, is the son of a Fulani chief.
At the end of evening prayers at a mosque in the Al-Jerif East area in Sudan, imams on called for residents to rid Christian South Sudanese from the “Muslim area."
A Ugandan man's wife told Muslim leaders in their town that her husband, his other wife and their kids had converted to Christianity. The Muslim leader with the help of others set the family's house ablaze.
A woman in India contacted the police after her family harassed her and threatened the lives of her family members because of their Christian faith, but the police were instructed not to assist her.
Despite high hopes that Sudan's new transitional government would bring Christianity back as a school subject alongside Islam, it was revealed this week that the government chose to omit the study of Christianity from the curriculum.
On Tuesday, more than 80 people were killed in an attack in Nigeria.
