Christian Solidarity International (CSI) is a Christian human rights organization that advocates for and helps victims of religious persecution, enslavement, victimized children, and victims of natural disaster.
CSI is being recognized with the highest possible recognition in the areas of transparency and giving confidence. We are grateful for these independent organizations and their ongoing validation.
For over 40 years, CSI has been fighting for religious freedom and human dignity around the globe - assisting those whose lives are threatened and whose rights are abused.
Pakistan: After 24 years in prison, Anwar Kenneth is free!
Anwar Kenneth surrounded by police. morningstar news Update: October 21, 2025 After 24 years in prison, Anwar Kenneth, a 72-year-old Pakistani Christian, is finally free! Kenneth was sentenced to death in 2001, on charges of “blasphemy,” after writing a letter to a Muslim religious scholar expressing his Christian beliefs. Last year, a legal team supported… Read more »
Podcast: Why is Suleiman Khalil in prison in Syria?
The Christian Solidarity Podcast examines the imprisonment of Suleiman Khalil, a Christian in Syria. csi The Christian Solidarity Podcast: A “state-led abduction” On this episode of the Christian Solidarity Podcast, host Abi McDougal talks with CSI’s Director of Advocacy Joel Veldkamp about the story of Suleiman Khalil. As mayor of the town of Sadad, Khalil… Read more »
With looming resettlement deadline, Manipur Christians still cut off
Some Kuki-Zo families displaced by violence in Manipur, India, built new homes with CSI’s support. csi The unrest began after a directive by the Manipur High Court suggested that the Meitei community, the mostly-Hindu majority group in the state, could be granted Scheduled Tribe status: official legal recognition as indigenous peoples, with corresponding rights… Read more »
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CSI has been working on the ground in Sudan since 1995 to liberate Christians and other non-Muslims forced into slavery by Islamist militiamen armed and directed by the Khartoum regime. Working through a local underground network, we have rescued tens of thousands of people from slavery. Still, thousands remain in bondage – over 35,000 according to a Sudanese government official.
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CSI is mobilizing to respond to this hunger crisis, but time is of the essence.
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CSI is committed to providing tangible, immediate aid to Christians and others suffering violence, displacement and enslavement for their faith. Our teams regularly travel to the front lines of persecution to meet with threatened Christians and religious minorities, assess their needs, and provide aid. In addition, we partner with local church workers and civil society organizations to provide continual support for religious communities struggling for survival.
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