Christians in Nigeria: Under Siege will draw attention to the ongoing suffering of Christian communities in Nigeria, especially in the central region known as the Middle Belt.
Christians in Nigeria: Under Siege will draw attention to the ongoing suffering of Christian communities in Nigeria, especially in the central region known as the Middle Belt.
Christians in Nigeria: Under Siege will draw attention to the ongoing suffering of Christian communities in Nigeria, especially in the central region known as the Middle Belt.
Nigeria’s Supreme Court is set to decide whether a Christian activist will face capital punishment for a crime he did not commit. Nigerian authorities now have the chance to exonerate him – and heal the wounds caused by Kaduna state’s divisive ex-governor.
Christians and people of other faiths must not turn a blind eye to religious persecution, warns James Curry, Auxiliary Bishop of Westminster.
International Religious Freedom Day, signed into law in the United States in 1988, is marked on October 27.
A letter from the Armenian Apostolic Church leadership expresses gratitude for Christian Solidarity International’s commitment to religious freedom amid a sustained government pressure campaign.
Eighteen Swiss parliamentarians are demanding answers from President Guy Parmelin over the non-implementation of the Swiss Peace Initiative for Nagorno Karabakh. The resolution required that the Swiss government organize an international peace forum within a year of its March 2025 passage. That deadline expired seven months ago.
Three years after the genocide in Nagorno Karabakh, Christian Solidarity International and partners warn the UN Human Rights Council that appeasement by the international community toward Azerbaijan puts Armenia at risk of the same fate.
Thanks to consistent aftercare and follow-up, the young woman has recovered from her ordeal and is now on the road to self-sufficiency.
