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ACLJ Delivers Critical Report to UNHRC Over Violent Persecution
The Hindu nationalists in India continue to perpetrate violence against Christians and low caste Hindus and tribal people who convert to Christianity. We recently submitted a report highlighting these issues for the U.N. Human Rights Council’s 50th session, which began June 13, 2022. Our report...
ACLJ Asks State Dept to Redesignate Nigeria as a Country of Concern
We’ve just sent a letter to the State Department asking our government to redesignate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC). Under the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998, the President is required “to review annually the status of religious freedom in each foreign country” and...
UN Details Horrors in Afghanistan But Leaves Out Suffering Christians
Recently, U.N. Special Rapporteur Richard Bennett returned from Afghanistan after his 11-day visit and provided an update on the situation on the ground. The Taliban have continued in their indifference to ongoing human rights abuses being carried out across the country, with many of the abuses...
The Biden Administration Must Act on Christian Persecution in Nigeria
Last year, I wrote here about the concerning, rising persecution of Christians in Nigeria. What was true then has become even worse now, and the time is long since passed for the Biden Administration to act. Over 50 Nigerian Catholics were killed while attending Mass this past weekend when a bomb...