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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

46 Nigerian Christians killed in terrorist attacks as government accused of negligence

“Most disturbing also is the fact that the identity of the perpetrators is known to security agencies & the Nigerian government & yet nothing has been done to end this carnage”

Utah district’s Bible ban spurs protest by parents, Republicans

The committee’s decision affirmed long-simmering distrust against public schools and those who make decisions governing them

The Jihad on Christians in Mozambique – Analysis

As in other African nations, the Muslim terrorists of "Islamic State in Mozambique" (ISM) are deliberately targeting Christians

“Murdered like animals”: The Genocide of Christians in Nigeria reaches new heights

As Open Doors observed a year ago, in Nigeria, "every two hours, a Christian is killed for their faith"

A Global Pandemic: The Jihadist rape of Christian women – Analysis

"Faith-based sexual violence is recorded as a risk for Christian women and girls in 86% of the top 50 nations where Christians are most persecuted in general"

Turkey: The abandoned Iraqi & Syrian Christian asylum seekers – Analysis

Up to 22,000 Iraqi & Syrian Christian asylum seekers, who have been exposed to genocide, terrorism, war crimes & crimes against humanity, live in Lebanon, Jordan & Turkey

Minneapolis is the first US city to allow Islamic call to prayer 5 times per day!

The newly passed ordinance expands the number of times a mosque can play a call to prayer on a loudspeaker from three or four times per day to five, year-round!

White House Press Secretary says “it’s not for us to decide” if killing Christian children constitutes a “hate crime”

It’s only for “them to decide” when the narrative is maintained by deciding in the affirmative

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