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Friday, February 3rd, 2012
“We heard noises on the terrace, but we could not get out because the threat was real. They could kill us,” said Pastor Mourad, who was inside the building with his wife and children, according to a statement released by the EPA.
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Friday, January 20th, 2012
A Christian widow and three of her daughters were denied refugee status by the UN in New Delhi, India for the second time last month despite fears that being deported to their homeland may mean imprisonment for apostasy.
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Friday, January 13th, 2012
The high-profile trial of a Coptic Christian billionaire will not convene tomorrow as previously announced in what appears to many Egyptian Christians and liberals to be an Islamist attempt to belittle Egypt’s championed secular leader.
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Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
From Nigeria to Pakistan, Security Officials Taking Measures to Protect Christians From Violence
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Thursday, December 15th, 2011
Sen. Dick Durbin has released his call back on USCIRF only to add an amendment which would gut the commission of its most experienced commissioners. The timing of the amendment, just days before the extinction of USICRF and the winter congressional recess gives lawmakers little choice but to accept Durbin's amendment or accept the end of the commission.
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Thursday, November 24th, 2011
In a positive turn of events, the long awaited trial of Algerian Christian Siagh Krimo was postponed last Thursday after a large gathering of Muslim and Christian supporters rallied for his acquittal. In the unusual show of public solidarity, the demonstrators’ message rang loud and clear – to unjustly condemn one Algerian is to violate the rights of all Algerians.
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Thursday, November 17th, 2011
“The loss of the U.S Commission on International Freedom is a blow to the cause of religious freedom worldwide. At a time when reports of violent attacks against religious minorities occur almost daily, the United States can ill afford to silence one of the greatest voices speaking out against such intolerance. Nothing less than our international reputation as the champion of religious freedom and human rights is at stake, and the thought that a single senator may compromise that reputation is disturbing, to say the least.”
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Tuesday, November 15th, 2011
Siagh Krimo, an Algerian Christian who was arrested for proselytizing and is scheduled to stand trial on Thursday, is gaining significant recognition among Christians and human right activists in Algeria who are calling for his immediate acquittal.
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