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ECHR Protects Persecuted Christian Man, Citing ECLJ Legal Brief
An ex-Muslim Pakistani, who converted to Christianity and took refuge in Switzerland, has recently won his case at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), with the support of the ACLJ’s international affiliate, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ), including analysis provided by our...
Pakistani Court Convicts Killers of Alleged Blasphemer
An anti-terrorism court in Pakistan has convicted and sentenced 88 people for murdering a Sri Lankan national for allegedly committing blasphemy. This is a far different result than many of the cases where a Christian accused of blasphemy has been killed or attacked by a violent mob. Could Pakistan...
This UN UPR Session Has a Significant Christian Persecution Problem
Christians all around the world practice their faith with the knowledge that they could be arrested, beaten, or even killed. To provide a voice for persecuted Christians, we just filed, through our international affiliate, the European Centre for Law and Justice (ECLJ), seven reports with the U.N.
This Easter and Passover, Remember Those Suffering Persecution
This week is Holy Week, a special time as Christians around the world reflect on Christ’s final days – his triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, His suffering and crucifixion on Good Friday, and His resurrection from the dead on Easter. It is also Passover, a holy time for the Jewish...