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Engaging With Civil Society and Members of Congress Against Christian Persecution in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Engaging With Civil Society and Members of Congress Against Christian Persecution in Nigeria

Nigeria is ranked as the sixth most dangerous country for Christians due to violence by groups like Boko Haram and Fulani militants. Since 2009, more than 52,250 Christians have been killed, more than 700 Christians have been abducted, and more than 18,000 churches and 2,200 Christian schools have . . .

Source: aclj.org
US Muslim group calls on Congress to scrap Indian prime minister's address - Vimarsana News

US Muslim group calls on Congress to scrap Indian prime minister's address

'If the Joint Meeting occurs, we plan to urge Members to boycott it,' says CAIR official in letter - Anadolu Ajansı

Source: aa.com.tr
Persecution of Christians in Syria Was Fueled by Iran-Supported War - Vimarsana News

Persecution of Christians in Syria Was Fueled by Iran-Supported War

Syria has one of the world's oldest Christian communities. It was the Christian community of Antioch that was the most dynamic in the early phases of Christian expansion, and where the very name of "Christian" was first applied as a collective name, while the apostle Paul was converted on the road to Damascus, modern Syria's

Christians Wounded amid Military Fighting in Sudan: Gunmen storm Coptic Orthodox church in Omdurman. - Vimarsana News

Christians Wounded amid Military Fighting in Sudan: Gunmen storm Coptic Orthodox church in Omdurman.

Sudan backgrounder

Pakistani Christians just ask fair treatment, leaders say - Vimarsana News

Pakistani Christians just ask fair treatment, leaders say

Bishop, priest discuss continuing problem of abuse of Pakistan's blasphemy laws, forced conversions, forced marriages ... and why mobs can form so quickly.