Persecution Watch
by Andrew Halloway. Nigerian villagers slaughtered, massacre in a Syrian church by suicide bomber, villagers in India attacked for second time, persecution of Christians in Kyrgyzstan SYRIA: 25 killed in…
Persecution Watch
Sharia law enforced in Syria, Nicaragua bans Easter parades, Italian church taxed for “not looking like a church”, more anti-Christian violence in Nigeria and more accounts of persecution from around…
UK and US news
News about the US-UK relationship UK/USA: Pro-lifer thanks Vance for highlighting UK censorship US Vice President J D Vance’s speech at the Munich Security Conference may have been overshadowed by…
THIS EASTER, SYRIAN CHRISTIANS FACE DEATH AND STARVATION
Syrian Christians are living in “total fear” following a wave of violence that left over 2,000 people dead in March. Christians and other religious minorities in Syria are sounding the…
300 million Christians in danger!
Christians worldwide face persecution of all types, including imprisonment, torture and assassination. Christians are suffering more than any other group, experiencing persecution in 166 countries — the most ever recorded.…
“The Government cannot be allowed to determine the content of thoughts and prayers”
Adam Smith-Connor is fighting for the freedom to pray within ‘buffer zones’ outside abortion facilities Ex-soldier convicted for praying in a ‘buffer zone’ will appeal Army veteran Adam Smith-Connor has…
Persecution watch by Andrew Halloway
PAKISTAN: Christian in jail despite evidence of innocence
238 Christians killed in one week
The mass murder of Christians that occurred in one week over Christmas 2023 in Nigeria has continued into this year.
PERSECUTION WATCH by Andrew Halloway
Churches burnt by Muslim mobs yet police arrest Christians
Persecution Watch by Andrew Halloway
China; Christians forced to register on app before attending church
PERSECUTION WATCH by Andrew Halloway
GLOBAL Major report outlines worsening persecution
Election promises little for country’s suffering Christians
Bola Tinubu won Nigeria’s presidential election on 1 March, continuing the dominance of the ruling party.