Christians Appeal Labor-Camp Term in China
A hearing in the trial of two members of a “house church” who appealed after they were both sentenced to labor camp “re-education” resumed Monday in Henan province.
A hearing in the trial of two members of a “house church” who appealed after they were both sentenced to labor camp “re-education” resumed Monday in Henan province.
A Pentecostal church in Karachi was vandalized by Islamists still irate from a threat to burn Korans by a Florida pastor.
Buddhist extremists held eight Chakma Christians for four days in order to force them to return to Buddhism.
Two Christian construction workers were in court Aug. 13 for not observing the Muslim fast of Ramadan.
Three Muslim men attacked a Christian convert with a knife in Dufti, Ethiopia, a Christian human rights group said.
A second church in Orang Asli is slated for destruction even though the native parishoners don’t know why.
Hindutva activists attacked a church in Chittoor, but five Christians were the only ones arrested.
Despite an increase in US troops, Afghanistan is becoming more dangerous, according to humanitarian groups operating there.
Taiwanese Pastor Lu Daihao was visiting with local pastors when the house church was raided by over 100 Public Security Bureau (PSB) officers and government officials on September 7, 2010, according to ChinaAid.
Five young men severely assaulted a pastor in Punjab, Pakistan for preaching, a Christian human rights group said.
The wife of an imprisoned Protestant pastor appealed to international observers — including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe — to attend any future trial if her husband’s investigation reaches that stage.
A church in northwestern Pakistan was bombed that injured two Christians, one of them seriously on September 12.
Iranian State television reported the arrest of nine people on the charge of carrying out evangelism just outside of Hamedan, a well-informed Christian Network reported on Wednesday, September 15.
Communist Rebels decapitated a pastor and cut up his body after murdering him, and severely beat his wife in Valam Guve Village, India, according to a Washington-based Christian human rights organization.
Tensions remained high Wednesday, September 15, in several parts of India where reports of Koran burning in the United States sparked deadly attacks against Christian institutions.
Suspected Buddhist militants attacked Christian aid workers in a flood stricken area in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, Christians said Saturday, September 11, and there was also anti-Christian violence reported elsewhere the country.
A Christian school was torched as thousands of Islamic fundamentalists took to the streets in Kashmir following a report on an Iranian TV Channel of a Koran being desecrated in New York over the weekend. At least 13 people were killed and scores injured in clashes.
Three Christians are being threatened with the death penalty if they do not renounce their Christian faith and revert back to Islam.
A church leader was stabbed in the stomach along with a reverend hit in the head with a wooden plank during an attack on a group of Christians in Indonesia’s province of West Java on Sunday. This is the sixth reported attack on the Protestant church.
Boko Haram, a radical Muslim sect, used assault rifles to launch a coordinated raid on a prison in northern Nigeria, freeing more than 700 prisoners and raising new fears of violence against Christians in the nation.