Published: 13:08 GMT Daylight Time - Thursday 10 May 2012
Barnabas persecution update 10 May 2012
Country/Region: Middle East and North Africa, United Kingdom, Europe, Africa, Kuwait, South Sudan, Sudan, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Canada, South and East Asia
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Kuwaiti parliament approves death penalty for blasphemy
Kuwait’s Islamist-dominated parliament has passed a bill that would make insulting key Islamic figures and the Quran punishable by death.
Sudan and South Sudan agree to peace talks – but attacks continue
Sudan and South Sudan last week signed up to a roadmap intended to avert an all-out war between them, but the agreement looks increasingly fragile as attacks continue.
Probe into alleged deletion of 20,000 Christians from electoral roll in India
Reports that the names of 20,000 Christians have been deleted from the electoral roll in an Indian state are being investigated amid concerns that the community is being deliberately disenfranchised.
Nigerian Christians undeterred by violent attacks on churches
Christians in Northern Nigeria are refusing to let the threat of attack keep them away from Sunday services as security is stepped up after a spate of deadly bombings.
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