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Muslim gang leader accused of terrorising Christian villagers in

A Muslim gang leader has been accused of terrorising Christians in two Egyptian villages, attacking homes, extorting money, raping women and kidnapping children for ransom.

Coptic villagers of Badraman

Chinese government uses "mafia-type violence" against Christians

A new report shows that the Chinese government is employing tactics including "mafia-type violence" in its ongoing campaign against the country's Christians.

Demolition of the Chengnan Three-Self Church in Tinghu district, .
Image source: www.chinaaid.org. Used with permission

Christian evangelist threatened with death penalty in

An Eritrean Christian has been threatened with the death penalty in Saudi Arabia after being arrested for sharing his faith with Muslims.

Mussie Eyob says he is ready
to die for his faith in Christ

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"Media runs shy of Islamic extremists"

Comment from the Irish Times on media reaction to anti-Christian violence in the Muslim world

(Valerie Everett) / CC BY-SA 2.0

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Fears that university has been infiltrated by Islamic extremists

Westminster University students have elected a new student union president with links to an Islamist group that advocates the establishment of an Islamic state.

The University of Westminster
(© Nigel Chadwick ) / CC BY-SA 2.0

France starts ban on full-face veil

Anyone in France wearing the Muslim niqab or burqa in public now faces a penalty under Europe's first-ever ban on full-face veils.

National Assembly of France, Paris
(Ex13 ) / CC BY-SA 3.0

Halal award boosts New Zealand meat industry

The New Zealand Agriculture and Forestry Ministry has won the award for best service provider at the World Halal Forum in Malaysia.

Wilkin River Valley, New Zealand
(Josh Steinitz ) / CC BY 2.0

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