The Malatya Administrative Court ruled last week that the Turkish government was negligent in its duty to protect three Christians who were tortured and killed in 2007 and ordered it to pay one million lira ($333,980) in compensation for their families.
...continue reading this storySuicide bombings in two predominantly Christian communities in northeast Nigeria last week left at least 26 dead and dozens more injured.
...continue reading this storyTen Baptist families were unceremoniously expelled from the community of Tuxpan de Bolanos in the state of Jalisco, Mexico, last week for refusing to recant their faith.
...continue reading this storySudanese authorities have released one of two pastors detained in December.
...continue reading this storyTwo Nigerian pastors have been abducted this month in Kogi state, Nigeria.
...continue reading this storyTheoretically, Turkey allows non-Muslims to be exempted from compulsory religious education if their religion is on record with the state. But parents have complained that some schools have refused to allow their children to be exempted.
...continue reading this storyPastors are opposing new government regulations aimed at 'gagging and muzzling' the Christians in Kenya.
...continue reading this storyEarlier this month, police in Cuba had arrested two pastors while government officials supervised the demolition of their churches.
...continue reading this storyA Kazakh court in Astana has increased the severity of the sentence given a Christian convert from Islam.
...continue reading this storyLast week, vandals who wrote 'Allah Akbar' on a church's walls in Tizi-Ouzou, Algerian, also stole its congregation's cash.
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