As the Pope travelled back to the Vatican from Lebanon, the President of Bosnia was arriving in the UK to mark the 40th ...

The bishop emphasized that 'genocide' is defined not by the number of deaths or attacks alone but by intent, a deliberate plan to eliminate a group.

The Dec. 2 discussion, titled “Seeing the Persecuted and Displaced: Experts Tell Their Stories,” organized in part by the ...

"The @StateDept will restrict U.S. visas for those who knowingly direct, authorize, fund, support, or carry out violations of religious freedom. This visa policy applies to Nigeria and other ...

Experts demand abolition of Sharia law in northern states of NigeriaBy M.KiaraLagos—U.S. Lawmakers have issued the strongest ...

Sean Nelson, Senior Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) International, has briefed key members of the United States House Appropriations Committee on the deteriorating security situation ...

The Department of Homeland Security directive affects everything from green card applications to work permits for individuals ...

Nigeria's security challenges often manifest in worrying patterns, which makes claims of targeted killings and government ...

Resist anti-conversion narratives and challenge unjust laws, they were told by Archbishop Raphy Manjaly of Agra ...

The tight-knit community that rallied around Yessenia Ruano continues to feel her absence months after her departure to El Salvador.

There is no genocide against Christians in Nigeria. This was affirmed by Archbishop Matthew Hassan Kukah of Sokoto in northern Nigeria in his address to the 46th Supreme Assembly of the Knights of St.

In Lebanon, despite others emigrating, many Christians who remain cling to their ancestral homeland and refuse to leave.