Christians in Northern Nigeria Prepare for Christmas Violence

As this year’s Christmas draws closer, many Nigerian Christians are still haunted by last year's attacks during the holiday.

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Future of Religious Freedom in Syria Unclear Following Assad’s Ouster

After a blistering 11-day campaign from their strongholds in the north to Damascus, Syria’s capital in the south, rebel forces succeeded this weekend in toppling the 24-year reign of dictator Bashar al-Assad. 

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Christian Imprisoned in Algeria Released After 3 Years 

Suleiman Bouhafs, an Algerian Christian convert, gained his freedom from prison on Sept. 1 after serving three years for blasphemy against Islam and alleged ties to terrorism. Bouhafs has denied the terrorism allegations. 

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Rajasthan Set to Become 12th Indian State with Anti-Conversion Law

The North Indian state of Rajasthan approved an anti-conversion law that makes it mandatory for people wishing to convert to another religion to inform authorities at least two months in advance.

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A Way Out for Good: Pakistan Brick Kilns

Everything changes with the gift of an auto-rickshaw, and ICC has given nearly 100 new, dependable rickshaws to Christian families recently freed from the kilns.

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