Tag: Persecution
Malaysia sends first Myanmar migrants home under disputed return program
Rights advocates warn detention conditions may undermine consent as Malaysia begins returning Myanmar nationals to a country still in conflict
Christian woman’s killing raises concerns over intimidation of victim’s family in...
Rights group urges protection for Saba Mehboob’s family as authorities investigate threats, abduction and circumstances surrounding her death
Indonesian interfaith leaders warn against persecution of worshippers
Lampung leaders linked independence with protecting worship, resolving disputes lawfully and extending justice to vulnerable communities across faiths
Church leaders warn displacement threatens future of Palestinian Christian communities
Ecumenical leaders urge churches and governments to protect communities, expand humanitarian access and support families choosing to remain
Religious persecution escalates in Myanmar as junta loses control, USCIRF finds
Situation in Burma continues to deteriorate as the military junta loses control while ethnic armed organizations are consolidating territory
Philippine Protestant leaders call our ‘state-sponsored persecution’ of church workers
Rev. Vallente’s release, according to the UCCP, does not signal the end of the struggle, as several charges remain pending
New Bangladesh govt says working to ‘resolve’ attacks on minorities
After Sheikh Hasina's abrupt resignation and flight abroad, there were numerous reports of attacks against Hindu households, temples and businesses.
Uyghur college grad sentenced to 5 years in prison for disturbing...
Sayramoghli was living in Turkey when she learned that police arrested her younger brother along with three friends
Indian government withdraws foreign funding license from prominent Jesuit research institute
Interior Ministry pointed to supposed infractions of Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, which governs the issuance and renewal of licenses
Christian leaders protest Assam state law against ‘magic healers’
The state cabinet approved the bill, ostensibly to crack down on magical and fraudulent healing practices, in the name of people’s health
















