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Sri Lankan Christians grapple with aftermath of Easter bombings amid fears of fresh attacks

May 9, 2019 Sri Lanka Catholics, Churches, Islamic extremism, Minorities, Sri Lanka

Poster memorials and crosses for Christians who died in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Easter Sunday, 2019 (Photo: Vishal Arora) Sri Lankan Arasaratnam Verl is deep in mourning. His son Jackson (13)...

Ten years after fake blasphemy charge, Pakistani Asia Bibi reunited with family

May 8, 2019 Pakistan Asia Bibi, Blasphemy, Catholics, Islamic extremism, Minorities, Pakistan, Salmaan Taseer, Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan

Asia Bibi is finally free, almost one decade after she was first imprisoned. (Photo: World Watch Monitor)

...an extremely sensitive issue in Pakistan. In November 2017, protests against potential reform of the current laws brought life to a halt in the capital, Islamabad, and though international pressure...

Burkina Faso church leader killed by Islamists: ‘I’d rather die than leave my community’

May 2, 2019 Burkina Faso Assemblies of God, Burkina Faso, Djibo, IDPs, Islamic extremism, Islamic State West Africa Province, Ken Elliott, Sahel, Sirgadji, Soum, West Africa

An outdoor church outside a home western Burkina Faso.(Photo: CIF Action via Flickr; CC 2.0)

...governance. Instability, corruption, poverty, unemployment, and lack of governance feed into Christian persecution because states are either ineffective, or sometimes actively collude in it due to ethnic, tribal or political...

“I was last to come out alive”- Kenyan student on her life-changing injuries from Garissa

April 18, 2019 Kenya Al-Shabaab, Garissa, Islamic extremism, Kenya, Women

Reachel Ginkonyo, in Kenya, in a wheelchair after surviving the Garissa massacre, April, 2015

...me. “It was very hard for them, but they managed it… “I’m very fortunate because my sister now lives in our student hostel with me. I can do everything in...

5 years on, 112 Chibok girls missing – but they are just ‘tip of the iceberg’

April 12, 2019 Nigeria Chibok girls, Children, Kidnapping, Minorities, Nigeria, Religious freedom, Women

Dr Rebecca Dali talks of 5th anniversary of Chibok girls' kidnap, from Abuja, Nigeria

...4th, after another intense discussion, the Muslims brought Aisha, as if they would give her back, but the Hakeemi’s secretary, quoting the Sole Administrator, said they could not do so...

‘In context of gender justice, women’s right to freedom of religion pretty much ignored’

March 19, 2019 Global News -- No Particular Country Converts, Hindu nationalism, Human rights, India, Minorities, Religious freedom, Women

Anurima Bhargava (USCIRF) and Helene Fisher (Open Doors) at UN NGO Committee on Freedom of Religion or Belief CSW side event, 14 March, 2019

...race, class, gender – impact those most marginalized in society”), the intersection of gender and religion is barely mentioned in UN documents and declarations, such as the Convention on the...

Unity among Cuban Christians unprecedented following constitutional vote

February 28, 2019 Cuba Churches, Constitution, Cuba, Religious freedom

Cubans search their names in lists as they prepare to cast their vote on Cuba's new constitution in Havana, against the backdrop of an image of late Revolution leader Fidel Castro. (Photo: Getty Images)

...a level of dissent is remarkable in the one-party country, even if it does not challenge the Communist regime. Still, “when you create a precedent that people can mobilize politically...

North Korea asks for food aid as its president discusses denuclearisation

February 26, 2019 North Korea China, Donald Trump, Hanoi, Kim Jong-Un, North Korea, South Korea, UN

As with the first round of talks, the conditions that make North Korea the toughest place on earth for Christians won’t be up for discussion. (Photo: Getty Images)

...organisation’s Head of Advocacy in UK & Ireland, said in June. “Life [in North Korea] is very rough. Frequent food shortages, power cuts, typhoons, floods and other natural disasters; just...

Nigeria: ‘Dangerous speech and polarising narratives’ fuel Middle Belt violence – report

February 21, 2019 Nigeria Boko Haram, Elections, Fulani herdsmen, Middle Belt, Nigeria

Attacks from Fulani herders against Christians in the Middle Belt have been on the increase, [caption id="attachment_37447" align="aligncenter" width="770"]Attacks from Fulani herders against Christians in the Middle Belt have been on the increase, displacing thousands of people. (Photo: World Watch Monitor) Attacks from Fulani herders against Christians in the Middle Belt have been on the increase and the conflict has become the country’s gravest security challenge. (Photo: World Watch Monitor)

...her Nigeria: herders’ attacks completely decimate villages in ‘scorched earth’ campaigns The roots of the conflict are complex with “many intersecting issues polarizing society” involving economic, ethnic and religious tensions...

As Nigeria votes, family and churches urge candidates to remember Christian teen Leah Sharibu

February 21, 2019 Nigeria Boko Haram, Chibok girls, Dapchi, Leah Sharibu, Nigeria, Women, Yobe

Leah Sharibu was 14 when she was abducted, Feb 19, 2018

...Leah. As it is today, we don’t know the kind of condition that Leah is inside. Whether she is alive, healthy or sick, we don’t know,” Secretary of Association of...

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