ICC is pleased to report that the United States House of Representatives has unanimously passed a concurrent resolution rendering their opinion that the atrocities committed by ISIS against religious minorities should be deemed genocide. Giving this violence its proper name would elevate these atrocities as most heinous, encouraging a more forceful response from the United States and the international community. By law, the State Department has until March 17 to give their final decision on the genocide designation. Learn more: http://ow.ly/ZuJ2p
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Fulani militants murdered more than 300 Christians, including two pastors, and destroyed 28 churches since mid-May in Plateau State, Nigeria. ... See MoreSee Less
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Fulani militants murdered more than 300 Christians, including two pastors, and destroyed 28 churches since mid-May in Plateau State, Nigeria.
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The Stefanos Foundation’s latest Situation Report calculates that from 2001, when the current violence erupted in Nigeria, to 2021, there were more than 30,000 killings at the hands of Boko Haram terrorists and Fulani militants. And from 2016 onwards, the number of killings by Fulani extremists outstripped the murders committed by Boko Haram. The report declares the violence ‘escalated out of control from 2012. Fulani militancy leads with the highest frequency of violence in Nigeria.’ anglican.ink/2023/04/20/nigerias-growing-christian-genocide/
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Praying alone won't work. PRAYING - PLUS VISIBLE, MEANINGFUL, ACTION STAND A MUCH BETTER CHANCE OF BEING SUCCESSFUL!!! ( - if that' what you really want . . . )