NEWS ALERT: Burma Army Burning Karen Villages
Posted on: Thursday, February 11, 2010
Over 70 houses, a mobile health clinic and two schools in eastern Burma have been burnt down by army patrols stepping up an offensive against predominantly Christian Karen villagers, rights activists said Thursday, February 11.
Pakistan Bombings Kill At Least 5 Christians
Posted on: Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Twin bombings apparently targeting Shiite Muslims in Pakistan's financial capital Karachi also killed at least five members of a Christian family, including a pregnant woman, Worthy News established Wednesday, February 10.
Survivors Christian Violence Meet EU Officials
Posted on: Monday, February 8, 2010
Survivors of India's worst anti-Christian violence in recent memory have met European Union delegates over the weekend, urging them to help them in their fight for justice.
U.S. President Obama Urged To Tackle Religious Persecution
Posted on: Friday, February 5, 2010
United States President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton described international religious freedom as "important" at the annual National Prayer Breakfast, but a group investigating persecution of Christians said the administration should turn its words into deeds.
BREAKING NEWS: India State Removes Christian Refugees Ahead Of EU Visit
Posted on: Thursday, February 4, 2010
Authorities in India's state of Orissa have forced nearly 100 survivors of anti-Christian violence to leave a local market complex where they stayed since the closure of refugee camps, Christians and officials told Worthy News, Thursday, February 4.
Muslim Mob Storms Pakistan Church; 65 Injured
Posted on: Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Protestant Christians in Pakistan's Punjab province were searching for a place of worship Wednesday, February 3, after angry Muslims apparently attacked their partly constructed church, injuring scores of worshippers.
NEWS ALERT: Voice Of The Martyrs’ Glenn Penner Dies At 48
Posted on: Monday, February 1, 2010
Glenn Penner, who became a key voice for persecuted Christians as leader of advocacy group The Voice of the Martyrs Canada (VOMC) has died after losing his battle with cancer, officials said. He was 48.
Somalia Christians Face More Killings
Posted on: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Christians in Somalia faced more difficulties Sunday, January 31, as a militant Islamist group associated with Al Qaeda attacked areas controlled by government troops and peacekeepers leaving at least 19 dead and scores injured.
Hindu Militants Burn India Church
Posted on: Thursday, January 28, 2010
Hindu extremists burned down a church in India's state of Andhra Pradesh causing serious injury to the pastor in his attempts to extinguish the fire, rights investigators said Thursday, January 28.
Thousands “Flee” Burma Army Attacks (UPDATE)
Posted on: Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Over 2000 ethnic Karen villagers were seeking shelter Tuesday, January 26, after being forced to flee their homes in the past week following deadly attacks by the Burmese army, investigators said.
Philippines’ Bishops Concerned Over Elections After Massacre
Posted on: Monday, January 25, 2010
Influential Catholic bishops have urged Filipinos to vote in upcoming May elections with their conscience and not be "swayed" by opinion polls, after the worst act of political violence in the Asian nation's history killed dozens of people.
2009 “Worst Year” For Pakistan Christians
Posted on: Thursday, January 21, 2010
Last year was the worst period of persecution against Christians in Pakistan in thelast decade, with attacks, arrests and detentions that reportedly killed some 130 Christians across the Islamic country, an advocacy group said Thursday, January 21.
Missionaries Rush To Haiti Devastated By Earth Quake
Posted on: Tuesday, January 19, 2010
A major Christian mission organization stepped up efforts Tuesday, January 19, to coordinate relief efforts in Haiti as the death toll of last week's earth quake was expected to be at least 200,000, officials said.
China Confirms Christian Rights Lawyer “Missing”
Posted on: Saturday, January 16, 2010
Concerns remained Saturday, January 16, over the whereabouts of Chinese Christian human rights lawyer, Gao Zhisheng, after Chinese authorities for the first time admitted he went missing amid reports that he was tortured to death, Christian rights activists said.
