“While we tragically did not stop their sufferings, we can act to bring justice for them and other victims, help them to rehabilitate and rebuild, and do everything we can to prevent similar barbarity from happening to others.”
The dark Russian anniversary this year coincides with the release of Aid to the Church in Need’s 2017 edition of “Persecuted & Forgotten?,” a biannual report on Christian persecution around the world. Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/452948/christians-persecuted-today-middle-east-asia-and-elsewhere
We are on the precipice of catastrophe, and unless we act soon, within weeks, the tiny remnants of Christian communities in Iraq may be mostly eradicated by the genocide being committed against Christians in Iraq and Syria.
Burkina Faso welcomes foreign charities and NGOs, but they insist on importing a rigid form of the faith, as covert ‘Arabization’ threatens moderate Islam in Africa.