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Pakistan: Police admit Muslim mob attacks on churches and Christian homes committed because of a false accusation

Last month's mob attacks on churches and homes of Christians in eastern Pakistan erupted after three Christians threw the pages of Islam’s holy book outside the house of two others

Nigeria: Jihadi kidnappings and murders of Christians escalate

“Kidnappings and Murders of Christians Escalate in Nigeria’s Extremist Crisis”

Pakistan: Muslim mobs hunt Christians

Several thousand enraged Muslims assembled in the city center and began throwing stones at the churches, while others set them on fire

Continuing Atrocities: Blasphemy laws in Pakistan

"What began as accusations against two Christian brothers has escalated into a devastating wave of violence, resulting in the destruction of over 20 churches & 500 homes"

“Killing Christians takes us to Paradise”: The Persecution of Christians, July 2023

It never seems to end...

Jihad in Austria: “Christians must Die”

Two young Muslims had made plans to massacre as many people as possible during an attack on the middle school in Bruck an der Mur where they both lived

Pakistan: Muslim mob of 10,000 people burns down hundreds of Christian homes, churches over “Blasphemy” (videos)

The persecution followed reports that a Christian man had allegedly desecrated a Quran

Erdogan-backed groups campaign to cancel Orthodox Christian ceremony in northeastern Turkey

Retired admiral Cihat Yaycı who leads the Turkish Maritime & Global Strategies Center has launched a campaign to revoke the permit issued for the ceremony

Pakistan: “Eye-for-an-Eye” repercussions on Christians from Sweden burning the Quran

Often, discriminatory laws, such as the contentious blasphemy law, have been misused against Christians

France: Rioters savagely beat 80-year-old priest, leaving him unconscious

These individuals continued to beat him when he was already on the ground, leaving the priest in critical condition

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