British pensioner charged for offering to talk to women outside abortion clinics
A Dorset pensioner is facing trial after holding up a sign near an abortion clinic which read: “Here to talk if you want to.”
70 million Christians in India face escalating religious persecution
The prospect of a ceasefire has diminished significantly in light of this latest tragedy.
Christian persecution has been rising in the last decades
The escalation of persecution against Christians in recent decades is a grave violation of human rights and religious freedom.
Newly converted Christian parents murdered in Uganda
A formerly Muslim couple who converted to Christianity were slaughtered for their faith
Exploring the five countries with the most severe persecution of Christians
Efforts to promote religious freedom are crucial for protecting the rights and safety of Christians and other religious groups.
Christians remain the most persecuted religious group worldwide
Christians and people of goodwill worldwide must stand in solidarity with persecuted Christians.
Police officer tells Christian singer she is not allowed to sing religious songs
A Metropolitan Police special constable stopped a gospel singer and told her she was not allowed to sing church songs
Exodus and division: the problems of Iraqi Christians
The marginalized Christian groups are facing the dangers of mass emigration as well.
Kidnapped Christians remain prisoners despite ransom payment
Church officials confirmed that two Christian pastors were still in captivity, despite paying the ransom
Half of British people think religion does "more harm than good" to society
A new survey has found half of British people view religion as “having more negative consequences for society than positive”.