×
GreekEnglish

×
Friday
26
Jun 2026
weather symbol
Athens 26°C

> Christian persecution

> Christian persecution

“Use a nail gun to nail the heads & crucify them”: The persecution of Christians, February 2023

In all cases involving forced marriages of underage minority girls, the accused first rapes the victim then uses the cover of an Nikah (marriage certificate) to escape punishment

“The Office” actor Rainn Wilson admits there’s “Anti-Christian bias in Hollywood” following “The Last Of Us” episode

“Could there be a Bible-reading preacher on a show who is actually loving and kind?”

“He Gets Us” responds to AOC’s attack on Christian Super Bowl ads

He Gets Us ads aired during Super Bowl, drawing fire from Ocasio-Cortez

“We are going to kill you & destroy your church”: The persecution of Christians, November 2022

Without any prior notice, government authorities bulldozed the church and homes of 200 Christians in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, leaving them homeless

Palestinians: Why are Attacks on Christians being ignored?

It is safe to assume that the plight of the Palestinian Christians will only intensify in light of the silence of the international community

The West turns back on persecuted Christians, embraces radical Muslims – Analysis

"About 10% of Syrians are Christians & yet less than 1,5% of Syrian refugees admitted to the US this year are Christian. There hasn't been a good explanation for this"

Christians “face routine torture” in Afghanistan

Afghanistan is now the worst nation in the world in which to be Christian

Story of four-year-old Shenouda raises disturbing questions on adoption and foster care in Egypt

According to the law, any unidentified child is considered Muslim, and cannot be put in the care of a Christian family

Christians tortured and killed in Afghanistan by Sunni Islam-Taliban fighters

“Potentially thousands” of Christians remain in Afghanistan today and face “profound challenges," said the chief for the anti-Christian persecution organization Voice of the Martyrs

Then came the chance the Turks have been waiting for: To get rid of Christians once and for all – Haaretz

In the late 1800s, Christians made up 20 percent of Turkey’s population. By the late 1920s, they were down to just 2 percent

Previous
Load more