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Hussain and Khalda: eager to return home

Khalda was pregnant when the family had to flee. csi   The couple and their six children arrived in the camp after a dangerous journey that lasted nearly five days. At the time of their escape, Khalda was pregnant. Fighting had become constant, with gunfire erupting every day; civilians were frequently caught in the crossfire…. Read more »

Intazar: injured as she fled the fighting

Intazar fled to Eri camp with her children. csi   “My name is Intazar. I am forty-five years old, and I am a mother of five children. I came here in November after fleeing from Khartoum Province because of the war. My husband is no longer alive. I lost him during the conflict, and since… Read more »

Nigerian theologian contributes to CSI essay series on “Persecution and the unity of believers”

Deborah Yakubu, a Nigerian Christian, was lynched by Muslim fellow students in 2022   Christian Solidarity International (CSI) has released a new contribution by Professor Yusufu Turaki, a renowned Nigerian theologian, to its ongoing essay series, “Persecution and the unity of believers.” The essay series, initiated by CSI’s President Dr. John Eibner, brings together reflections… Read more »

CSI Remembers Armenian Luminary Zori Balayan

ZURICH — I first encountered Zori Balayan in Yerevan in 1991. The times were politically charged and chaotic. The Soviet Union was in its death throes. CSI was then undertaking its first of many human rights fact-finding visits to Nagorno Karabakh, at a time when it was under a strict Soviet-Azeri blockade. I had been… Read more »

من داخل الأمم المتحدة، منظمة التضامن المسيحي الدولي تُدين استمرار اعتقال سليمان خليل

سلّطت منظمة التضامن المسيحي الدولي الضوءَ على استمرار احتجاز رئيس بلدية صدد السابق سليمان خليل، وذلك من خلال مداخلة رسمية أمام مجلس حقوق الإنسان في جنيف. لا يزال سليمان خليل محتجزًا لدى الحكومة السورية الانتقالية دون توجيه أي اتهامات إليه، ودون السماح له بالحق في الحصول على محامٍ، وذلك منذ الثامن من فبراير 2025  أي… Read more »

Half of Indians live under repressive anti-conversion laws

The Maharashtra Legislative Assembly meets at the Vidhan Bhavan in Mumbai. Government of Maharashtra, Attribution via Wikimedia Commons   More than half of India’s population is on course to live under controversial anti-conversion laws as states continue to expand statutes effectively restricting religious conversion. The latest measure, passed in the western state of Maharashtra, pushes… Read more »