Today, we’re continuing our conversation about persecution in India with ICC’s Regional Manager for South Asia, William Stark.
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09/18/2021 Egypt (International Christian Concern) – Ramy Kamel, Patrick Zaki, and Peter Ragheb are all Egyptians who are facing detention […]
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International Christian Concern has learned that the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has announced a new human rights strategy for the north African country.
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09/14/2021 Middle East (International Christian Concern) – Several countries across the Middle East North Africa region have utilized the time […]
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09/11/2021 Egypt (International Christian Concern) – Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi recently encouraged the cultivation of moderate religious teaching for the next […]
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09/07/2021 Washington, D.C. (International Christian Concern) – “Around 10 years ago, my brother and I were manufacturing shoes to sell,
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International Christian Concern has learned that on August 26, 2021, a 17-year-old Christian woman was detained by Egyptian police as she was leaving a Cairo church.
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09/01/2021 Egypt (International Christian Concern) – The Egyptian government has recently commented twice giving nods towards its Christian minority population. In […]
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08/31/2021 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern) – Just two months ago, Keroles Samy joined International Christian Concern’s child sponsorship program with Hope House in Egypt.
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08/24/2021 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern) – 11-year-old Hana is perhaps one of the brightest students in his grade at Hope House in Egypt.
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08/17/2021 Washington D.C. (International Christian Concern) – Ayman Ashraf is about to turn 13 and enter his teenage years, a tumultuous time for many but particularly for someone like Ayman who grew up as a poor Christian in Egypt where his whole community has faced systemic persecution for generations.
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According to The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) at least 480 civilians were killed in jihadist attacks in Burkina Faso between May and August of 2021. Thousands of other people have also been displaced, pushed from their homes and lands due to the conflict.
Hundreds of Civilians Slain by Militia in Burkina Faso Since May | Persecution
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09/15/2021 Nigeria (International Christian Concern) – According to The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) at least 480 civilians were killed in …
Please continue to pray for missing Malaysian pastor Joshua Hilmy and his wife Ruth Sitepu.
Inquiry Asks Investigating Officer on Missing Malaysian Pastor and Wife’s Case | Persecution
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08/19/2021 Malaysia (International Christian Concern) – As the public inquiry on missing pastor Joshua Hilmy and his Indonesian wife Ruth …
"I was down and inactive due to fractures in my both legs," Pastor Hebel Rabha, a Church planter in the Northeastern state of Assam, recently told ICC. "I’m so thankful for the timely assistance from ICC. The assistance of food relief was the only means of survival for me and my family during Corona."
Two months ago, Hebel had fractured both of legs in an accident where he fell from a bridge while returning from ministry. While he had previously worked odd jobs to provide for his family, the accident, paired with a lack of Church tithes due to Covid-19, made it impossible to earn an income.
ICC Covid-19 Aid “Only Means of Survival” for Pastor in Northeast India | Persecution
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09/15/2021 India (International Christian Concern) –“I was down and inactive due to fractures in my both legs,” Pastor Hebel Rabha, a …
UN member states are set to deliver over $1 billion in humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan as the country reels from decades of conflict and a disastrous U.S. withdrawal last month. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres held a high-level meeting on Monday to discuss the crisis, pleading for a lifeline for the Afghan people. The UN appealed to member states for $606 million to meet the most pressing humanitarian needs of the country. The ask was exceeded, with $1.2 billion pledged.
Afghanistan on the Brink of Humanitarian Disaster | Persecution
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ICC has learned that UN member states are set to deliver over $1 billion in humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan, as the country reels from decades of conflict and a disastrous U.S. withdrawal.
Taliban will spend it on more weapons and to persecute the minorities and modern women. Let Saudi Arabia Qatar, Brunei, Iran, Kuwait and other super rich muslim countries help. They were happy when Taliban took over. I'm surprised that UN is rushing to help knowing it will most probably be squandered and the poor Afghans will go hungry as usual.
We have great sympathy for the Afghan people, but there should be serious strings attached to this money, related to the Taliban's behavior. Any money coming from the US or its allies must be contingent on all of our citizens, legal residents, and visa holders getting out of the country safely. Another condition for aid must be full rights for religious minorities. Sadly, I don't expect to see that happen.
We have spent far too much in blood and U.S. dollars. We spent 20 years preparing their security forces for this moment and they collapsed in a matter of days. Guess they didn't want it bad enough.
Who will the money be handed over to?
It will go to Taliban , Afghan r dying without food.
Why not let the Muslim brothers sort this out. They want Afghanistan in Muslim control.
Prayers for the Afghans under taliban rule
But will One Cent even get to a hungry child or family with that ideologys record?.
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