A devastating flash flood in the border region between Nepal and Tibet has leveled villages, buried people under rubble, and left chaos and despair in its wake. Many families who live off the land have lost their livelihoods. CSI is delivering aid to remote areas.
News & Stories
South Sudanese Christian woman liberated after 28 years of slavery
Abuk Machar Tong, a South Sudanese Christian woman recently freed after 28 years of slavery in Sudan, has thanked Christian Solidarity International (CSI) for saving her life.
Members of U.S. Congress speak out for disappeared Christian woman in Pakistan
Ten members of Congress have called on Pakistan’s justice minister to intervene in the case of Neha Faqir, an apparent victim of forced conversion to Islam.
Armenian Church to contest state interference in court
The Catholicos of All Armenians and six bishops will not attend their trial, scheduled for August 28. Their chief legal counsel is contesting the government’s attempt to insert itself in the internal governance of religious organizations.
Armenian Church to contest state interference in court
The Catholicos of All Armenians and six bishops will not attend their trial, scheduled for August 28. Their chief legal counsel is contesting the government’s attempt to insert itself in the internal governance of religious organizations.
Sri Lanka: Church faces harassment over registration
A church on the outskirts of Colombo has faced repeated investigations after questions were raised about its registration status. Challenges surrounding church registration are the biggest issue facing Christian congregations in the country.
Rights bodies condemn remarks by OSCE secretary general apparently supporting removal of head of Armenian Church
CSI, ACPR, FOREF Europe and Helsinki Committee call on OSCE to reaffirm commitment to protecting religious liberty in Armenia.
Pakistan: blind Christian man acquitted of blasphemy
After 10 months of wrongful imprisonment, Nadeem Yousaf, who has been blind since birth, is a free man. A court cleared the Catholic of blasphemy charges that would have carried a mandatory death sentence. CSI provided legal support to the family.
Statement: Armenian Political Prisoners in Azerbaijan and the Imperative of EU Engagement
Speaking at a panel at the European Parliament on July 14, 2026, CSI’s Joel Veldkamp argued that Azerbaijan is holding Armenians hostage as part of its project to destroy the people of Artsakh – a project with grave security implications for all of Europe.
CSI warns European Parliament: Current policy weakens Armenia, empowers Turkey
As Armenian hostages in Baku mark more than 1,000 days in captivity, Christian Solidarity International’s Director for Public Advocacy tells a European Parliament panel that Europe’s silence is enabling Turkish dominance over the South Caucasus and subjugation of Armenia.