Concerns Rise Over Peru’s ‘Anti-NGO’ Legislation
Peruvian rights groups are alarmed over a newly adopted bill criminalizing NGOs for pursuing legal action against the state for...
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Nigerian Government Denies Allegations of Targeted Violence Against Christians
The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected allegations that Christians are specifically targeted in insurgencies, asserting that violence is...
The Emergence of Christian Intellectuals in Contemporary Chile
The secularization trend in Chile shows a decline in religious affiliation among the youth, yet Christian intellectuals are increasingly influential...
Bahamas Government Rejects Allegations of Forced Labor in Cuban Medical Missions
The Bahamas government vehemently denied allegations of forced labor involving Cuban medical missions, reiterating the legality of its recruitment practices....
U.S. House of Representatives Calls for Sanctions on Nigeria Over Christian Persecution
The U.S. House of Representatives urges President Trump to sanction Nigeria for escalating attacks on Christians. Lawmakers criticized the reversal...
Trump’s Controversial Remarks on Lesotho Ignite Global Outrage
Former President Donald Trump's remarks about Lesotho during a Congress speech ignited widespread anger, prompting strong reactions from the Lesotho...
Bishop of South Sudan Advocates for Hope Amid Instability and Conflict
South Sudan faces renewed violence and political instability, with Bishop Christian Carlassare of Bentiu emphasizing the Church's mission to bring...
Hope Amidst Hardship: The Church’s Role in South Sudan
South Sudan is currently experiencing increased violence and political instability, with conflicts between the government and militia threatening peace. Bishop...
Criticism Mounts Against School Closures in Northern Nigeria During Ramadan
Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore criticized northern Nigerian leaders for closing schools during Ramadan, claiming they send their children to...
Human Rights Activist Condemns Morocco’s Use of Pegasus Spyware Against Journalists
Sahrawi activist Ghalia Abdallah Djimi condemned Morocco's use of Pegasus spyware to surveil and intimidate journalists in occupied Western Sahara....
