Group launched to protect religious students on campuses
Last week, the Religious Freedom Institute announced the launch of the Campus Faith Alliance.
Social worker was denied a job position over his religious views
The tribunal upheld his employer's decision not to reinstate him after he was denied a position due to his views on homosexuality.
Study reveals that more than half of British Christians experience hostility
These concerning statistics align with OIDAC Europe's observations of increasing pressure on Christians.
The silent struggle: discrimination against Christians across Europe
Social discrimination against Christians is a reality in many European societies.
Poor Christian students face economic discrimination in Pakistan
A private school in Peshawar, Pakistan, dismissed impoverished students who could not pay their fees.
The OIDAC Europe report for 2022/2023 has been published
In 2022, OIDAC Europe documented 748 anti-Christian hate crimes in 30 different countries.
A Christian worker was fired for refusing to work during Sunday service
She claims the supermarket chain fired her because she refused demands to work every Sunday morning.
A Christian hybrid school was closed by German authorities
The government has also fined the school 600 euros in administrative fees.
A Christian family could face prosecution for homeschooling
The Romeike family has been able to live in the US for the last years under an 'indefinite deferred action status'.
Christian social worker takes mental health company to court for discrimination
A social worker takes legal action against a company that has withdrawn a job offer due to his Christian values