Blasphemy laws not likely to change with Egypt, Sudan
June 9, 2011
Shifting political winds in the North African countries of Egypt and Sudan will leave their mark on history, but local attitudes ensure one thing remains
Protestors in Egypt stop church from reopening
June 9, 2011
CAIRO, Egypt — Hundreds of Muslims, angered by the prospect of a government-closed church reopening in their neighborhood, protested outside the church May 19, causing
Christian sentenced beyond prosecutor’s request
June 9, 2011
ORAN, Algeria — Convicting a Christian convert for insulting the prophet of Islam, a judge in Algeria stunned the Christian community by sentencing him beyond
Provincial official in Algeria orders churches to close
June 9, 2011
BEJAIA, Algeria — Seven Algerian churches faced closure after the governor of their province sent them written notice that they were operating “illegally.” The notice
Muslim extremists burn Nigerian church, homes
June 2, 2011
DENGI, Nigeria — Christians from a local Evangelical Church Winning All congregation in Dengi, Plateau state have been displaced after Muslim extremists set their church
Egypt on ‘worst violators of religious liberty’ list
June 2, 2011
A religious freedom watchdog panel has added Egypt to its list of the worst violators of religious liberty, citing attacks on Coptic Christians that occurred
Church in Egypt reconstructed in time for Easter
June 2, 2011
HELWAN, Egypt — Fewer than 40 days after a mob of Muslim villagers in Egypt left a church’s building in ruins, the congregation celebrated Easter
Muslim extremists attack Nigeria’s Kurum village
May 26, 2011
KURUM, Nigeria — As she lay on the ground after being shot and then slashed with a machete, Dune James Rike looked into her husband’s
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