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AMBASSADOR CALLISTA GINGRICH: Is The World's Largest Democracy Turning Its Back On Religious Freedom? - Vimarsana News

AMBASSADOR CALLISTA GINGRICH: Is The World's Largest Democracy Turning Its Back On Religious Freedom?

'Culture of impunity'

Exclusive – Local Priest: Nigeria Trying to Blame Its Christian Genocide on Climate Crisis - Vimarsana News

Exclusive – Local Priest: Nigeria Trying to Blame Its Christian Genocide on Climate Crisis

Foreign Fulani jihadists are exterminating the indigenous Christians of central Nigeria, Father Remigius Ihyula told Breitbart News.

Religious Liberty Under Threat, at Home and Abroad - The American Spectator - Vimarsana News

Religious Liberty Under Threat, at Home and Abroad - The American Spectator

The Biden administration's response to religious persecution of Christians in the United States and elsewhere has been anemic.

Congressman calls for Nigeria to be blacklisted for 'slow-mo genocide' - Vimarsana News

Congressman calls for Nigeria to be blacklisted for 'slow-mo genocide'

Rep. Chris Smith, a leading human rights champion in Congress, and several other top religious freedom experts are pressing the Biden administration to reverse course and add Nigeria, India, Vietnam, and Afghanistan to its blacklist of worst offenders when it comes to allowing citizens to practice their faith of choice.

Source: wnd.com
'Conspiracy of silence' spurs Nigerian Christian genocide: Bishop - Vimarsana News

'Conspiracy of silence' spurs Nigerian Christian genocide: Bishop

In testimony provided to a U.S. congressional subcommittee Tuesday, a Nigerian Catholic bishop decried a "conspiracy of silence" from his government and the international community in response to what he says is genocidal violence targeting Christian communities in the African nation.