Christians are disappearing from Syria
Today, Christians account for less than 1% of Idlib’s residents.
Christians are disappearing from the Middle East
The extinction of Christianity in the Middle East accelerated dramatically in the early 20th century amid the Armenian genocide.
France and Sweden prosecute ISIS for crimes against Christians and Yazidis
Several governments investigate ISIS crimes with the hope that its members will be held accountable.
The Christmas wish of a young Christian refugee
"I have become a refugee, just like the Child Jesus, who also had to flee together with his parents.”
Catholic charity has sent nearly $50M to aid Syrians since start of civil war
The charity has built a soup kitchen and a social market in Syria while also building two COVID-19 testing center.
Limbo: a documentary on the survivors of ISIS
The film presents the stories of Christians who fled the genocide committed by Islamist extremists in Iraq and Syria.
Islamic State religious police active again in Syria
Hesba, the Islamic State’s religious police, increased its presence and activity in northeast Syria.
Webinar on sexual violence against women from religious minorities
Targeting vulnerable religious communities through sexual violence and exploitation of women
Half of the world population face religious persecution
According to two recent reports, more than half of the world's population suffer from growing religious persecution.
Kurdistan region pledges protection of Christian rights
The Nineveh plains and northern Iraq is home to many of the country’s remaining Christians.