WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom says Christians and religious minorities face increased persecution in the aftermath of U.S. withdrawal from
ABUJA, Nigeria — Terrorists and extremists in Nigeria continue their onslaught against Christians, killing at least 65 people and abducting more than 145 in March.
KYIV, Ukraine — The Russian military bombed a missions organization’s field ministries headquarters near Kyiv, Ukraine, and burned Bibles stored in its warehouse. Sergey Rakhuba,
HELSINKI, Finland — Though a court dismissed all “hate speech” charges against a Lutheran member of parliament, a Finnish state prosecutor plans to continue criminal
SHENZHEN, China — The day before Easter, authorities confronted a pastor and others after six new believers were baptized at a remote beach in China.
NEW DELHI, India — A pastor was slashed and shot to death in front of family March 17 by suspected Maoists. Yalam Shankar was killed
KAMPALA, Uganda — A former sheikh was poisoned April 2 in Uganda after his wife learned he had converted to Christianity. Hiire Sadiki, who lives
HELSINKI, Finland — A Finnish court dismissed all charges against a Parliament member accused of “hate speech” for expressing her views on marriage and human
