By Linda Burkle, PhD Recently, there has been daily attention in the media regarding the US-China trade wars—the colloquial term […]
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By John Fredricks Kashmir – Part I (All names used in this article have been changed for safety purposes) With […]
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By James Knight Publicly understood better as a borderland state between the Asian giants of China and India and the […]
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By guest contributor Peyton Millea According to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom’s 2018 report, seventy countries around the […]
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By John Cosenza & John T. Pinna Introduction From July 16-18 2019, the second annual Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom […]
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By Peter Burns and Avalon McKinney The State Department recently released its major, annual International Religious Freedom report documenting the […]
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By Colton Grellier and Alyssa Heisey Turkey, for over a millennium, has been the bridge between the European West and […]
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By Colton Grellier Modern legal thought in most western countries is incompatible with the idea of universal human rights. […]
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By Peter Burns Diverse expressions of Christianity have flourished in Northern Iraq for almost two millennia. The Christian population represents […]
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Religious persecution through systemic discrimination and economic persecution of one of the most vulnerable populations in Pakistan By John Cosenza […]
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This Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India will be in Houston, Texas for a event called "Howdy Modi," which tens of thousands are expected to attend.
While the enthusiasm around Modi’s visit is apparent and his visit is welcomed by many, others are not as keen to welcome the Prime Minister in light of the human rights abuses that have escalated under his administration.
Prime Minister Modi in Houston | Persecution
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09/12/2019 Washington, D.C. (International Christian Concern) – On Sunday, September 22, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India will be in Houston, …
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Yes people need to protest against him. He and his party are doing horrible things to Christians everyday in India. Freedom of religion is being abolished by him.
“When it comes to religion, there is religious freedom for all. So, there should not be unnecessary political instability or conflict under the pretext of religion.”
Myanmar Military Chief Meets KBC Leader Rev. Samson | Persecution
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09/14/2019 Myanmar (International Christian Concern) – Three days after the Burmese Army (Tatmadaw) dropped a lawsuit against the president of …
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In recent years, certain elements of Myanmar’s dense history have returned to haunt the modern Burman state.
Chinthe and Crescent: Ongoing Religious Struggles in Western Myanmar | Persecution
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By James Knight Publicly understood better as a borderland state between the Asian giants of China and India and the …
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On September 10, the US government declared the leader of the Islamic State’s militant branch in the Philippines as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist and placed him under U.S. sanctions.
U.S. Designates IS-Philippines Leader as Global Terrorist | Persecution
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09/13/2019 Philippines (International Christian Concern) – On September 10, the U.S. government declared the leader of the Islamic State’s militant …
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In the past month, ICC has documented multiple cases of Christian activists in Pakistan being targeted for speaking out against the oppression of their community. These activists have been harassed, threatened, and in one extreme case even killed.
Christian Activists in Pakistan Under Threat | Persecution
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In the past month, International Christian Concern (ICC) has documented multiple cases of Christian activists in Pakistan being targeted for speaking out against the oppression of their community.
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Yes, I met with these brothers on my recent trip. Very sad indeed. But their faith amazes me! The church in Pakistan is so pure.
So sad
Pakistan means land of the pure but it's actions show the reverse.
