Indian clergy plead for end to conversion laws
August 10, 2006
NEW DELHI — Religious leaders in India have appealed to President Abdul Kalam to help repeal the so-called “Freedom of Religion” laws passed by a
Christians, Bible students attacked in India
August 10, 2006
SHIMOGA, India — Three young Christians visiting hospital patients — and four Bible students in a separate incident — were attacked and accused of “forced
Chinese police raid house churches, arrest 80
August 10, 2006
BEIJING — China Aid Association (CAA) reported that government raids of two house churches in late July resulted in the arrest of about 80 Christians.
Turkish nationalists accuse church of ‘treason’
August 3, 2006
SAMSUN, Turkey — Nationalists in Turkey’s northern city of Samsun have stepped up a two-year campaign against a Protestant church, denouncing in the media the
State in India tightens controls on conversions
August 3, 2006
BHOPAL, India — In spite of a national minority-panel report confirming violence against Christians in India’s north-central state of Madhya Pradesh, the state government July
Uzbek government closes down Western aid agency
August 3, 2006
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Uzbekistan has closed down another Western-funded aid agency, ordering the complete liquidation of the Central Asian Free Exchange (CAFE) and ouster of
Pastor in India arrested during Sunday worship
August 3, 2006
DAKSINWARA, India — Police arrested Pastor Om Prakash Pandey July 16 while he was leading worship at his independent church in the village of Daksinwara
Coalition proposes ‘third way’ to deal with North Korea
August 3, 2006
Southern Baptist public-policy leader Richard Land has joined a diverse coalition urging a “third way” to deal with North Korea that rejects military action and
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