On October 17th, China was elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council.[1] Many human rights activists deplored the announcement. […]

By Linda Burkle, PhD Fifteen years ago, along with a handful of pastors, I traveled to Kenya to participate and […]

In July, ICC provided three motorbikes to field workers in Indonesia’s Sulawesi, who have encountered difficulties due to the lack of transportation.

Wherever Satan is spreading death and destruction, God is there, working in the hearts of those affected.

In 2019, Zainabu was chased out of her home by her Muslim husband after she told him that she had become a Christian and that their children were…

On March 31, Fulani militants stormed into a Christian village in Nigeria, killing three people. A Baptist pastor was shot three times, but thankfully survived.

International Christian Concern has learned that the controversial two-year deal between the Vatican and China on bishop appointment has been renewed and signed today.

Religious schol­ars and imams were some of the first to be detained [by the government]. Even mothers of young children have been taken without warning.

In response to major incidents of per­secution or widespread discrimination, we sometimes must shift our attention toward the community’s well-being, rather than focusing on specific indi­viduals.

According to ICC’s research, in the hardest hit areas of Egypt where we serve, 80% of Christians lost their employment overnight due to COVID-19 lockdowns.

Remember John Masih? He was falsely accused of blasphemy by local Muslims. He spent two years of his life in prison waiting for the court to hear his case.

Persecution of Christians in Indonesia continues to occur, despite the statutory system in this country that clearly provides protection for the freedom of every citizen to…

On September 22, members of the Sarya Adivasi Samaj group summoned 15 Christian families to a meeting in Kakadabeda village, located in India’s Chhattisgarh state.

Once used by trad­ers over a mil­lennium ago, the Silk Road was a network of trade routes con­necting Europe and China, the two great civi­lizations of the time.