Massacre of Christians Ongoing in Nigeria: ‘Fulani herdsmen killing innocents almost daily’
Fulani herdsmen in Benue state, Nigeria, killed four Christians on Monday and nine others on Jan 5-6, sources said
Fulani herdsmen in Benue state, Nigeria, killed four Christians on Monday and nine others on Jan 5-6, sources said
The Muslim employer of a Christian boy forcibly converted him to Islam and is keeping him in his illegal custody, the family’s attorney said.
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Residents in Plateau state, Nigeria on Friday (July 25) held a funeral procession for 27 Christians massacred in one village 10 days earlier despite warning authorities of the impending danger, sources said.
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Efforts to curb abuse of Pakistan’s controversial blasphemy laws suffered a major setback on Thursday (July 24) when judges suspended a prior court order to form a commission to investigate misuse of the harsh laws, sources said.
Violent attacks targeting religious communities continue in Nigeria, and the Nigerian government’s enforcement of blasphemy laws significantly restricts religious freedom, a new report from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom states.