JapanMap reflects the 30 most recent Persecution Reports. Click HERE for the Map Legend.Christians In Japan Protest Arrest On Church PropertyMonday, June 11th, 2012According to the complaint, in the early afternoon of Pentecost Sunday, May 27, six or seven officers from the Kawasaki-Rinko Police Station of the Kanagawa prefectural police entered the grounds of the Kaizuka Catholic Church in Kawasaki City without notice or warrant and arrested the layman for not carrying his passport. Churches Suffer In Japan’s Tsunami; Asia Christians GriefSunday, March 20th, 2011The impact of the recent tsunami on Christians in Japan Japan welcomes Karen Christian refugeesWednesday, September 29th, 2010Buddhist monks sheltered persecuted ChristiansSunday, July 18th, 2010Christians, often persecuted in past centuries throughout Japan, found safety in secret room at Buddhist monastery Sounds of Summer: Japan’s Hidden ChristiansMonday, December 31st, 2007But long before Nagasaki became infamous for its nuclear experience, it had other grim history to remember. It was a place of torture, religious persecution and repression, and it dates back centuries. Religious Liberty in Asia (2 of 3)Friday, August 4th, 2006This is the second in a series on religious liberty in Asia from a Catholic perspective. 188 Japanese Martyrs to be Beatified in NagasakiFriday, July 28th, 2006It is important to remember those Christians who have been martyred in the past as well as present. Here is a reminder of Christians who lost their lives in Japan. |
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