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13:18 08.10.2017 | #CHINA #USA #RUSSIA] in fact, we can decide to kill each other.
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More than 80 countries ‘favour’ one religion over others – Pew Research Center
Number of North Koreans fleeing to South Korea drops by 13%
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North Korea: freed pastor Hyeon Soo Lim welcomed home with ‘joyful crying’
Released Canadian Christian describes ‘harsh’ conditions inside N Korean labour camp
Korean Peninsula a ‘powder keg that needs true peace’
North Korea frees Canadian church leader ‘on sick bail’
US nominates new religious freedom ambassador
Sudan sanctions extended for three months
…in March this year, North Korea supplied Sudan in 2013 with sophisticated air-to-ground missiles that use satellite guidance systems. Background As World Watch Monitor reported in January, one of Barack…
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Qual è l’elenco di vigilanza mondiale?
Gli iraniani etnici sono considerati musulmani ed è illegale svolgere ogni attività cristiana nel loro linguaggio farsi. Un uomo iraniano che lascia l’islam può essere condannato a morte e una donna a carcere, anche se queste condanne non sono state condotte per più di 20 anni. Almeno 193 cristiani sono stati arrestati o imprigionati in Iran nel 2016, mentre un rash di rigide pene condannate a metà del 2017 – principalmente convertiti al cristianesimo, ciascuno condannato a dieci anni o più. Alcuni cristiani iraniani imprigionati hanno intrapreso proteste contro la fame.
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La Guardia Rivoluzionaria dell’Iran confisca la letteratura cristiana come “stunt pubblicità”
26 settembre 2017 Bibbie, chiese di casa, Iran, Pardis, Shia, Teheran
La Guardia Rivoluzionaria dell’Iran confisca la letteratura cristiana come “stunt pubblicità”
Le fotografie rilasciate dalla Guardia Rivoluzionaria dell’Iran che mostrano grandi quantità di materiali cristiani confiscati sono stati una “botta pubblicitaria” che rifletteva la paura del regime iraniano del cristianesimo, afferma Mansour Borji, la libertà religiosa. Borji, dal gruppo di difesa dell’articolo 18, ha dichiarato a World Watch Monitor che le fotografie, inizialmente rilasciate a luglio, […]
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I bambini cristiani in Iran hanno detto: ‘studiare l’Islam o lasciare la scuola’
8 settembre 2017 Bambini, Chiesa dell’Iran, Ebrahim Firouzi, Eskander Rezaie, Iran, Islam, Karaj, Maryam Naghash Zargaran, Mohammad Reza Omidi, Rasht, Saheb Fadaie, Shiraz, Suroush Saraie, Yasser Mossayebzadeh, Youcef Nadarkhani
I bambini cristiani in Iran hanno detto: ‘studiare l’Islam o lasciare la scuola’
I bambini cristiani in due grandi città iraniane sono state dichiarate di studiare l’Islam Shia o lasciare la scuola. I bambini sono membri della denominazione non-trinitaria della “Chiesa dell’Iran” nella città settentrionale di Rasht, nei pressi del Mar Caspio e della storica città meridionale di Shiraz, rispettivamente. Fino a poco tempo fa […]
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Liberato dalla prigione dopo 4 anni, la donna cristiana “vietata a lasciare l’Iran”
23 agosto 2017 Prigione di Evin, Chiese di casa, Iran, Maryam Naghash Zargaran
Maryam Naghash Zargaran
Una donna cristiana iraniana, che ha recentemente concluso una condanna a quattro anni per “violare la sicurezza nazionale” attraverso il suo lavoro con “chiese di casa”, dice che è stata vietata l’uscita dal paese per sei mesi. Maryam Naghash Zargaran, 39, che ha intrapreso diversi scioperi della fame in prigione per protestare contro la negazione di medici […]
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I clerici dell’Iran preoccupati per la diffusione del cristianesimo tra i giovani
22 agosto 2017 Converte, Iran, Islam, Mashhad, Qom, Tabriz, Gioventù
Nonostante gli sforzi del governo iraniano per promuovere l’islam tra i giovani e la repressione dei cristiani appena convertiti, molti giovani iraniani continuano a convertire, dicendo che sono disposti ad affrontare le conseguenze. (Foto: Open Doors International)
Il cristianesimo si sta diffondendo rapidamente tra i giovani in alcune delle città più religiosamente conservatrici dell’Iran, causando preoccupazione tra i principali chierici islamici, che incolpano l’influenza straniera, secondo Mohabat News. Un clerico di alto profilo, Ayatollah Alavi Boroujerdi, ha recentemente affermato che “accurati rapporti indicano che i giovani stanno diventando cristiani in Qom […]
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Iran: moglie di pastore prigioniero in tribunale, poi loro figlio
18 agosto 2017 Iran, Maryam Naghash Zargaran, Ramil Bet-Tamraz, Teheran, Turchia, Victor Bet-Tamraz
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La moglie di un pastore iraniano condannato a 10 anni di carcere dovrà comparire davanti a una Corte rivoluzionaria islamica il 21 agosto, dove affronterà le accuse di “partecipare a seminari cristiani stranieri” e “agire contro la sicurezza nazionale iraniana”. Shamiram Isavi Khabizeh, moglie di Victor Bet-Tamraz, è stato […]
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Iranian Christian Maryam Naghash Zargaran è liberato dopo quattro anni di carcere
2 agosto 2017 Amin Afshar Naderi, Converte, Prigione di Evin, Iran, Islam, Maryam Naghash Zargaran, Saeed Abedini, Teheran
Maryam Naghash Zargaran
Dopo quattro anni di reclusione per “violare la sicurezza nazionale”, la cristiana iraniana Maryam Naghash Zargaran è stata liberata ieri sera (1 agosto) dalla prigione di Evin di Teheran. Doveva essere rilasciata quattro giorni prima, il 28 luglio, ma, come ha riferito Mohabat News, questo è stato ritardato senza spiegazione. Naghash Zargaran, 39, un convertito […]
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Il cristiano iraniano è uscito a cauzione dopo lo sciopero della fame di tre settimane
27 luglio 2017 Amin Afshar Naderi, Ebrahim Firouzi, Hadi Asgari, Iran, Kaviyan Fallah-Mohammadi, Maryam Naghash Zargaran, Victor Bet-Tamraz
Il cristiano iraniano è uscito a cauzione dopo lo sciopero della fame di tre settimane
Un cristiano iraniano condannato a 15 anni di carcere è stato rilasciato con cauzione, tre settimane dopo aver scritto una lettera aperta alle autorità, chiedendo cosa avesse fatto per “farti odiarmi così tanto” e dichiarando di aver deciso di “terminare il mio vita lentamente “attraverso una fame […]
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Ethnic Iranians are seen as being Muslim, and carrying out any Christian activities in their Farsi language is illegal. An Iranian man who leaves Islam can be sentenced to death and a woman to life imprisonment, although such sentences haven’t been carried out for more than 20 years. At least 193 Christians were arrested or imprisoned in Iran in 2016, while a rash of harsh jail sentences followed in mid-2017 – mainly of converts to Christianity, who were each sentenced to ten years or more. Several imprisoned Iranian Christians have undertaken hunger strikes in protest.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard confiscates Christian literature as ‘publicity stunt’
Photographs released by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard showing large quantities of confiscated Christian materials were a “publicity stunt” that reflected the Iranian regime’s fear of Christianity, says religious freedom advocate Mansour Borji. Borji, from advocacy group Article 18, told World Watch Monitor that the photographs, which were initially released in July, […]
Christian children in Iran told: ‘study Islam or leave school’
Christian children in two large Iranian cities have been told to either study Shia Islam or leave school. The children are members of the non-Trinitarian ‘Church of Iran’ denomination in the northern city of Rasht, near the Caspian Sea, and the historical southern city of Shiraz, respectively. Until recently the […]
Freed from prison after 4 years, Christian woman ‘banned from leaving Iran’
An Iranian Christian woman, who recently completed a four-year jail sentence for “violating national security” through her work with “house churches”, says she has been banned from leaving the country for six months. Maryam Naghash Zargaran, 39, who undertook several hunger strikes in prison to protest against being denied medical […]
Iran’s clerics concerned by spread of Christianity among youth
Christianity is spreading fast among young people in some of Iran’s most religiously conservative cities, causing concern among leading Islamic clerics, who blame foreign influence, according to Mohabat News. One high profile cleric, Ayatollah Alavi Boroujerdi, said recently that “accurate reports indicate that the youth are becoming Christians in Qom […]
Iran: wife of jailed pastor next in court, then their son
The wife of an Iranian pastor sentenced to 10 years in jail is due to appear before an Islamic Revolutionary Court on 21 August, where she will face charges of “participating in foreign Christian seminars” and “acting against Iranian national security”. Shamiram Isavi Khabizeh, the wife of Victor Bet-Tamraz, was […]
Iranian Christian Maryam Naghash Zargaran released after four years in prison
After four years’ imprisonment for “violating national security”, Iranian Christian Maryam Naghash Zargaran was released from Tehran’s Evin prison last night (1 August). She was due to be released four days earlier, on 28 July, but, as Mohabat News reported, this was delayed without explanation. Naghash Zargaran, 39, a convert […]
Iranian Christian out on bail after 3-week hunger strike
An Iranian Christian sentenced to 15 years in jail has been released on bail, three weeks after writing an open letter to the authorities, asking what he had done to “make you hate me this much” and declaring that he had decided to “terminate my life slowly” through a hunger […]
Jailed Christian on hunger strike to protest against treatment of Iranian converts
Another imprisoned Iranian Christian has begun a hunger strike to protest against the recent rash of sentences against Christians in Iran. Ebrahim Firouzi, 30, who has five years left of his own sentence for “acting against national security”, followed fellow convert to Christianity Amin Afshar-Naderi in writing a statement criticising […]
yitzhak kaduri Messiah In risposta giovanni(12:34 08.10.2017 | giovanni, Trump il MASSONE accusa l’Iran di finanziare la Corea del Nord, ed ha detto che: li porterà entrambi questi assassini seriali di paranoici: omicidi: di martiri cristiani innocenti, li porterà entrambi sull’altare di Satana il GUFO al Bohemian GROVE: dal sacerdote demoniaco Bush il Vecchio, quello dai super poteri voodoo!
yitzhak kaduri Messiah In risposta msan.mr( 12:45 08.10.2017 | msan.mr, ok Mr President Donad TRUMP, if, ex-President Bush the OLD: Satanist cannibal occult powers voodoo demonic, he was not put him, in the VACCINEs; all the dwarf particles of: iron steel aluminum uranium, etc. in vaccines, to make: attach infarct, dementia senile, etc …? then, he knows who he was!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LRgELmJAtA ok Mr President Donad TRUMP, se Bush il VECCHIO: il satanista cannibale poteri voodoo, non è stato lui a mettere nei VACCINI; tutte le nano particelle di uranio acciaio alluminio, ecc.. nei vaccini, per fare venire infarto, demenza semile, ecc…? poi, lui sa chi è stato!
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12:57 08.10.2017 | giovanni & msan.mr, ma se, voi non avete pietà dei cristiani sterminati in Korea del North e in IRAN, come pensate che Dio possa proteggere voi quando giungerà l’ora del vostro terrore?
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12:57 08.10.2017 | giovanni & msan.mr, but if you do not have pity of exterminated Christians in North Korea and IRAN, how do you think God can protect you when the time comes for your terror?
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13:18 08.10.2017 | #CHINA #USA #RUSSIA] in fact, we can decide to kill each other.
Often, or, for HOW MUCH is OK, we can decide to exterminate all the Nazis in various ways:
Shariah Apostasia and Genocide International for Kim Jong-un,
CINA USA RUSSIA ] in effetti, NOI possiamo decidere di ucciderci tra di noi..
oppore, COME è PIù GIUSTO, noi possiamo decidere di sterminare i nazisti a vario titolo:
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‘Thousands’ of Iranians claiming asylum in Europe as converts to Christianity
Thousands of Iranian asylum-seekers across Europe are turning to Christianity, though observers are not convinced that all claims of conversion are genuine. A BBC documentary, Praying for Asylum, tells the story of a number of Iranian asylum-seekers in the Netherlands who say they have become Christians and would be exposed […]
New Anglican bishop tells of Iranian persecution and exile
Firsthand experience of persecution has returned to the top levels of the Church of England with the appointment of a bishop whose brother was murdered and whose parents were attacked in their bed during the Iranian Revolution. Guli Francis-Dehqani was last week (11 July) named the Bishop of Loughborough with a […]
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Indian priest Father Tom Uzhunnalil, recently released from 18 months’ captivity in Yemen, received a rousing welcome as he arrived home to the southern state of . . . Read More
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has for the first time confirmed publicly that a US pastor jailed in Turkey for the past 12 months is being . . . Read More
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The hidden religious dimension to Nigeria’s violence
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IS recaptures ‘symbol of interfaith coexistence’ Syrian town
October 6, 2017
Malaysia: Muslim-only laundrette and uproar over Christian book show ‘growing bias’ against minorities
October 6, 2017
EU ‘wilfully blind’ to risks of deporting Christian converts back to Afghanistan
October 6, 2017
Coptic girl, 16, rescued 92 days after Islamists kidnapped her
October 5, 2017
Sudan church leader interrogated after refusing to hand property to state
October 4, 2017 World Watch Monitor News Background Countries About Contact Search for: Catching Our Eye Asia Bibi nominated for award as human rights defender October 5, 2017 More than 80 countries ‘favour’ one religion over others – Pew Research Center October 4, 2017 Fears of a security breakdown as Mali’s Catholic churches attacked October 4, 2017 Turkmenistan repressing religious freedom through ‘fines, raids and torture’ October 4, 2017 ASEAN nations told to ‘end blasphemy laws that inspire violence’ October 5, 2017 IS recaptures ‘symbol of interfaith coexistence’ Syrian town IS recaptures ‘symbol of interfaith coexistence’ Syrian town October 6, 2017 The sign outside a self service laundrette that says “For Muslim customers only. Leave your shoes outside”. Malaysia: Muslim-only laundrette and uproar over Christian book show ‘growing bias’ against minorities October 6, 2017 EU ‘wilfully blind’ to risks of deporting Christian converts back to Afghanistan EU ‘wilfully blind’ to risks of deporting Christian converts back to Afghanistan October 6, 2017 Marilyn was released after 92 days of captivity. Coptic girl, 16, rescued 92 days after Islamists kidnapped her October 5, 2017 Sudan’s government continues with the gradual confiscation of properties belonging to, among others, the SCOC and SEPC in Bahri (Khartoum North) and Omdurman. In June, Sudanese church leaders risked going public with their concerns by sending an open letter to the government. Sudan church leader interrogated after refusing to hand property to state October 4, 2017 Articles October 2, 2017 Aden, Catholics, India, Kerala, Kochi, Tom Uzhunnalil, Yemen India: Kerala Christians welcome home kidnapped priest Fr. Tom Uzhunnalil Indian priest Father Tom Uzhunnalil, recently released from 18 months’ captivity in Yemen, received a rousing welcome as he arrived home to the southern state of . . . Read More October 2, 2017 Asyut, Copts, Egypt, Islamic State, Upper Egypt Latest attack on Copts in Egypt: newborn baby’s throat slit Egyptian police have charged a Coptic mother with the murder of her newborn baby, though she says her baby was killed by intruders who entered her . . . Read More September 29, 2017 Donald Trump, Fethullah Gülen, Izmir, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey, USA Turkish president admits US pastor is political hostage Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has for the first time confirmed publicly that a US pastor jailed in Turkey for the past 12 months is being . . . Read More September 29, 2017 Alphons Kannanthanam, India, Kerala, Kochi, Narendra Modi, New Delhi, Tom Uzhunnalil, Yemen India: Fr. Tom Uzhunnalil welcomed home with flowers and tears Indian priest Father Tom Uzhunnalil, who has been the focus of world media attention after his 12 September release from 18 months’ captivity in Yemen, was . . . Read More September 26, 2017 Bibles, House churches, Iran, Pardis, Shia, Tehran Iran’s Revolutionary Guard confiscates Christian literature as ‘publicity stunt’ Photographs released by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard showing large quantities of confiscated Christian materials were a “publicity stunt” that reflected the Iranian regime’s fear of Christianity, says . . . Read More September 26, 2017 Nepal Nepali Christians freed 9 months after conviction for ‘witchcraft’ of praying for mentally ill woman Four Nepali Christians sentenced last year to five years in prison for “violence and witchcraft”, after praying for a mentally ill woman, have been released after . . . Read More Read More News background Nigeria: when Fulani herdsmen and farmers clash By World Watch Monitor, September 11, 2017 | Benue, ECWA, Fulani herdsmen, Kaduna, Middle Belt, Nasarawa, Nigeria, Yusufu Turaki Fulani cattle herds in Bauchi State, northern Nigeria, July 2016 (Open Doors International) Many experts on Nigeria now believe that violence across the Middle Belt, which World Watch Monitor has reported at length, has been responsible for more deaths than Boko Haram. As Emmanuel Akinwotu wrote last year in the New Statesman, the conflict – between ‘indigenous’ settled farmers (mainly Christian) and nomadic. . . Read More 5 Things to know about violence in Nigeria’s Middle Belt By World Watch Monitor, September 11, 2017 | Boko Haram, Fulani herdsmen, Iran, Islam, Jihad, Kaduna, Middle Belt, Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Taraba Village head Daniel Akoi inside his destroyed home in one of the villages in Southern Kaduna that were attacked by Fulani herdsmen. Sources say more than 50 villages have been attacked in the last 12 months affecting hundreds of families. In northern Nigeria, targeted violence against Christians comes not only from the Islamic militants of Boko Haram. Clashes with militants among the predominantly Muslim Fulani herdsmen have claimed thousands of Christian lives in Nigeria’s Middle Belt – the handful of states straddling the pre-colonial line dividing Nigeria’s predominantly Muslim north from. . . Read More Why are attacks on Egypt’s Coptic Christians getting worse? By World Watch Monitor, July 14, 2017 | Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Arab Spring, Cairo, Copts, Egypt, El-Arish, Hosni Mubarak, Iraq, Mohamed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Salafism, Syria, Yemen Why are attacks on Egypt’s Coptic Christians getting worse? Attacks on Christians in Egypt have intensified in brutality because of an influx of arms and foreign jihadis, lax border security and increased local hostility to non-Muslims, according to a leading UK academic. Dr Mariz Tadros of Sussex University’s Institute of Development Studies said that the suicide attack on a. . . Read More Central African Republic – the world’s most neglected conflict By By World Watch Monitor, June 29, 2017 | Anti-Balaka, Faustin-Archange Touadéra, Seleka Central African Republic – the world’s most neglected conflict In a report on 5 June, Human Rights Watch noted that “violence in the Central African Republic has fallen from the world’s radar, but that does not mean the killings have let up. Over a dozen armed groups now roam the country, committing a range of abuses. Violence is on. . . Read More Islamic State in Asia: what you need to know By World Watch Monitor, June 29, 2017 | Abu Sayyaf, Islamic State, Malaysia, Maute, Myanmar, Philippines, Rohingya Islamic State in Asia: what you need to know When Islamic State (IS) launched its so-called caliphate in 2014 it had seized territory in Iraq and Syria. However over the last 18 months, militants claiming allegiance to the group have carried out attacks in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, while the group also has sympathisers in India. . . Read More Why the Uyghurs are under pressure in Xinjiang By World Watch Monitor, June 15, 2017 | Communism, Syria, Terrorism, Turkey, Uyghurs, Xinjiang As in July 2009 the Chinese government again shows its muscles in Xinjiang province, north-west China, during an anti-terror mass rally in February, this time in the southern city of Hotan. Tensions have flared up regularly in this area where the Uyghur people struggle for self-determination. Both Muslims and Christians in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in north-west China find themselves under increased pressure from the Chinese authorities. An anti-terror mass rally in the southern city of Hotan in February, an increase in surveillance measures in public places, and the introduction of new anti-terror policies, are all. . . Read More Building resistance to Mexico’s culture of corruption By Dr Richard A. Potts, June 14, 2017 | Corruption, Juarez, Organised crime, Tijuana Building resistance to Mexico’s culture of corruption While most people think of Syria or Iraq as the deadliest places on the planet, Latin America has recently fought its way into the conversation as the global epicentre of deadly crimes committed outside war zones. In 2015, 43 of the world’s 50 most dangerous cities were located in Latin. . . Read More A Church under siege – Egyptian Christians and IS By Yonas Dembele, June 6, 2017 | Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Al-Azhar, Alexandria, Arab Spring, Cairo, Copts, Egypt, Hosni Mubarak, Iraq, Islamic extremism, Islamic State, Libya, Middle East, Minya, Mohamed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Palm Sunday, Pope Tawadros II, Salafism, Sinai, St. Mark’s Cathedral, Syria, Tanta, Upper Egypt, Youssef Lamei A Church under siege – Egyptian Christians and IS The Church in Egypt is one of the oldest in the world and is believed to have been founded by St Mark in the first days of the Early Church.1 In addition to its important place in church history as one of the earliest Christian communities that goes all the. . . Read More Pakistan’s anti-blasphemy laws By World Watch Monitor, March 14, 2017 | Blasphemy, Islam, Religious freedom Pakistan’s anti-blasphemy laws What the laws say Chapter XV of Pakistan’s Penal Code, titled “Of Offences Relating to Religion,” contains six sections. Four of them outlaw a number of acts, ranging from tresspassing on places of worship to “malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings,” with penalties ranging from one to 10 years. . . Read More The hidden religious dimension to Nigeria’s violence By Yonas Dembele, July 13, 2015 | Boko Haram, Ethnic cleansing, Fulani herdsmen, Nigeria Bishop Bagobiri accused the local government of complicity with the Fulani herdsmen who have destroyed homes and livelihoods and killed more than 800 people since 2011 Photo courtesy Open Doors International Nigeria has never been at ease with itself: social unrest has been one of the trademarks of the country. Resource distribution and power allocation among regions and ethnic groups have consistently created havoc that cannot be forgotten. The Biafra War (July 1967 – January. . . Read More Read More Background Recent Tweets Follow Get World Watch Monitor in your inbox. Subscribe to news by email and RSS. Choose the countries of your interest. 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Malaysia: Muslim-only laundrette and uproar over Christian book show ‘growing bias’ against minorities October 6, 2017 EU ‘wilfully blind’ to risks of deporting Christian converts back to Afghanistan EU ‘wilfully blind’ to risks of deporting Christian converts back to Afghanistan October 6, 2017 Marilyn was released after 92 days of captivity. Coptic girl, 16, rescued 92 days after Islamists kidnapped her October 5, 2017 Sudan’s government continues with the gradual confiscation of properties belonging to, among others, the SCOC and SEPC in Bahri (Khartoum North) and Omdurman. In June, Sudanese church leaders risked going public with their concerns by sending an open letter to the government. Sudan church leader interrogated after refusing to hand property to state October 4, 2017
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