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Richard Ghazal is the executive director of In Defense of Christians. He joined Liz Collin on her podcast. (Alpha News) Invaded villages, believers thrown in prison, and kidnapped children. The White House is focused on Christian persecution across
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Guest post from our trusted source in South Korea – “Mr. Hoft, I strongly believe this is an issue that the American freedom movement must pay close attention to.” Pastor Lee Jae-myund was arrested over alleged election law
Image: (Wikimedia Commons) U.S. Air Force Major Brennan Schilperoort, a C-130 pilot who was grounded, financially penalized, and subjected to religious discrimination for years, has finally secured a measure of justice in his prolonged battle with military leadership.
Yoido Full Gospel Church Outdoor Cross Guest post by a Citizen of the Republic of Korea Introduction: A Pattern of Persecution In the span of just a few months in 2025, the South Korean government under President Lee
The airwaves are awash with inflammatory claims — and recently, a particularly egregious one surfaced on Tucker Carlson's show, amplified by figures like Orthodox nun Mother Agapia Stephanopoulos. The narrative: that Christians in Israel face systematic persecution, land
The Democratic Republic of Congo, a nation perpetually grappling with conflict and humanitarian crises, is currently witnessing a horror of a different, yet deeply disturbing, nature: the systematic targeting and slaughter of its Christian population. While the world’s
The headlines from Doha, Qatar, this week should send a shiver down the spine of every person who believes in religious freedom, particularly Christians. A 71-year-old Baha’i leader, Remy Rowhani, was sentenced to five years in prison. His