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Christian children in Myanmar rescued from war zones, settled in safe villages

Christian woman who refused to renounce faith starts prison sentence at notorious Iranian jail

Christian woman who refused to renounce faith starts prison sentence at notorious Iranian jail

Pastor tells of torture, starvation and hard labour endured by Christian prisoners in Eritrea

Pastor tells of torture, starvation and hard labour endured by Christian prisoners in Eritrea

Pastors in India could be jailed for seven years under new “forced conversion” law

Pastors in India could be jailed for seven years under new conversion law

Christian Newsline: for the Church in the West

Latest global news from the Church in the West

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

Australian MP calls for new religious freedom law making religious belief exempt from job contracts

Australian MP calls for new religious freedom law making religious belief exempt from job contracts

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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?

The plank in our own eye: The West must look to shameful discrimination against Christians at home before criticising other nations

Barnabas Fund welcomes MP Mr Jeremy Hunt’s recently launched government review on the global persecution of Christians

Whatever you ask in My Name: the Lord protects His people over Christmas and New Year