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IRAN Iran: Jailed Christians denied Christmas - Vimarsana News

IRAN Iran: Jailed Christians denied Christmas

A 35-year-old Armenian, Hakop Gochumyan, was visiting a friend's house just outside the capital when plainclothes police arrested him. His personal belongings and Christian books were also seized. Four months later, his wife was released on bail while he is still jailed. This story is one of many, but others often prefer to remain anonymous hoping for release.

US commission concerned by India's transnational repression against religious minorities - Vimarsana News

US commission concerned by India's transnational repression against religious minorities

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) says it is alarmed by India's increased transnational targeting of religious minorities and those advocating on their behalf.

USCIRF "Implores" State Dept To Designate India Country Of Particular Concern - Vimarsana News

USCIRF "Implores" State Dept To Designate India Country Of Particular Concern

United States Commission on International Religious Freedom cites Nijjar incident

Christian groups demand Nigeria be placed - Vimarsana News

Christian groups demand Nigeria be placed

Religious freedom activists have urged members of the U.S. Congress to encourage the Biden administration to designate Nigeria as a "Country of Particular Concern" after it removed the designation in the last two years.

Blacklist Nigeria over human-rights violations, Biden told - Vimarsana News

Blacklist Nigeria over human-rights violations, Biden told

More than two dozen leading human rights, religious freedom, and Christian advocacy groups are pressing Congress to take more action to persuade the Biden administration to reverse course and re-designate Nigeria to its blacklist of worst offenders when it comes to allowing citizens to practice their faith of choice.

Source: wnd.com