Christians Under Attack

A QUEENSLAND woman spent eight months in a United Arab Emirates jail for adultery after complaining to police about being drugged and raped by co-workers.

The goal is to stop protest against the constitutional referendum manipulated by the Muslim Brotherhood. The military junta still has to approve the decree. Many fear an agreement between extremists and the army to maintain the country’s stability at the cost of freedom and democracy.

Five Iranian Christians will soon stand trial on charges of blasphemy against Islam, according to Christian Solidarity Worldwide. The five-- a Protestant pastor and four laymen--

A Scottish Bible translator was killed when a bomb exploded next to a bus stop   in Jerusalem on Wednesday.

Received a doctor pharmaceutical called Marola Nassef Agaiby 22 years died a short while ago was shot by unknown assailants, where it was hit by a bullet to the head as she opened the

(ANSAmed) - CAIRO, MARCH 23 - Amnesty International has askedthe Egyptian authorities to investigate reports of torture,including the obligation to perform a "virginity test",inflicted by soldiers on women who took part in a protest inTahrir Square on March 9.

St. Peter's United Church of Christ in Carmel is teaching the community about Islam during a special program Saturday at the church, 3106 E. Carmel Drive

(CDN) — A Christian has been sentenced to one year in prison for “creating chaos” by selling and distributing Christian books and other literature near a major Muslim gathering north of this capital city.

Two Christian men were killed in an attack on a Pakistan church on Monday night

About 77 per cent of voters say yes to changes. The outcome has disappointed many of those who took part in the revolution. They were hoping for a more radical transformation of the constitution. Sharia remains the principal source for Egyptian law. Speaking to AsiaNews, source slams manipulation by Muslim Brotherhood.

Montreal police are investigating a student who made threats against a conservative club at McGill University, even though university officials determined the student’s threats about jihad and wanting to “shoot everyone in the room” were harmless