Morocco

"The International Christian Concern (ICC) has reported that victimization of Christian minorities in Morocco has continued unabated and that this ugly scenario is causing a lot of concern to the Christian community world-wide."

Muslim hardliners pressure government; nationals fears they may be next victim of ‘purging.’

23 foreigners have received notifications of expulsion from Moroccan authorities since May 10, the beginning of a second large wave of deportations from the country.

Laws against proselytizing are again being enforced in order to ensure that Moroccan Muslims do not convert to Christianity or to other religions, and to preserve Morocco as a majority Islamic State.

After the expulsion of 40 Christian expatriates in Morocco, evangelical Christian leaders discuss with the Moroccan ambassador that accusations of ‘proselytizing’ must be more clearly defined by the Moroccan government.

Sixteen Christian families working at the Village of Hope orphanage were deported from Morocco. This is the story of the Dickinson’s, who were forced to leave an adopted Moroccan son behind.

“Severe pressure has come upon the church in Algeria and more recently in Morocco. All of the active Christian workers in Morocco have been arrested and expelled over the past 10 days without any warning - around 100 by now as I write this."

Village of Hope workers on Tuesday launched a public appeal to be reunited with the foster children they were forced to abandon.

Since March 6th, more than 40 foreigners who have been living in Morocco have been unexpectedly expelled or deported.

Ongoing purge launched nationwide to stop ‘proselytization.’

Order to detain 18 nationals, deport U.S. citizen apparently came from highest levels.

"A group of five foreigners, was arrested last week in Morocco on suspicion of proselytising."

Moroccan police interrupt Bible study, confiscate Bibles, deport Christian expatriates.