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Eleven Congolese Christians killed in ADF Islamist militant attack

Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouli chairs the 11 February meeting of the licensing committee [Picture: en.wataninet.com]

Another 82 licences granted to Egyptian churches in first batch of 2020

Prime Minister Imran Khan reassured business leaders on changes to social media rules for companies

Christian “blasphemy” cases could rise under Pakistan’s new social media law

Justice for eight Christians acquitted of forced conversion of children in India

Justice for eight Christians acquitted of forced conversion of children in India

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Persecuted Christians will be turned back at the border if they try to bypass refugee cap, says US immigration chief

Goodwill messages flow in for UK great grandmother as she reaches out to suffering Christians on her 100th birthday

Goodwill messages flow in for UK great-grandmother as she reaches out to suffering Christians on her 100th birthday

Oluwole Ilesanmi will be paid £2,500 compensation after he was wrongfully arrested while preaching the Gospel outside a tube station in London

Christian street preacher awarded £2,500 by police for wrongful arrest in London

Christian wins free speech battle in UK Court of Appeal

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Love not hate is the remedy for tense times and hard hearts

Love not hate is the remedy for tense times and hard hearts

Betrayed with a kiss? State-sanctioned religious persecution rolls out under banners of “protection”

Betrayed with a kiss? State-sanctioned religious persecution rolls out under banners of “protection”

Violent attacks on Christians on increase as Africa faces “unprecedented” humanitarian emergency, says UN

Violent attacks on Christians on increase as Africa faces “unprecedented” humanitarian emergency, says UN

Children enjoy Sunday School at Zion Evangelical Church in Batticaloa. The church, full of worshippers, was struck by an Islamist suicide bomber on Easter Sunday

Death toll rises to 321 in Sri Lanka’s anti-Christian Easter attacks, but is this enough for lasting world sympathy?