Christians Under Attack

Romanian Michel, the lawyer, filed a complaint with the Attorney General bears the number "1742" to 2011 on 13 February, Michel said that "Nancy Talaat," wife "amir helmy Tadros," out of the camp, disappeared on Jan. 27, the elapsed, where she was on her way to the hospital next to her house

The case of the murder of two teenaged sisters by suspected militants in Sopore has a new twist. Paul Ciniraj Mohammad, a Christian evangelist based in Kerala’s Kottayam district, has claimed that “the girls were active participants of an underground Christian group.” 

Five people were killed while nine others were injured on Thursday night in a fresh attack suspected to have been carried out by Fulani herdsmen, who made away with about 30 cows at the quarters of the Federal College of Land Resources Technology, Kuru, in Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State

The Western Cape government is investigating the marriage of a city girl who was made pregnant at 13 by a middle-aged man, and married to him by Muslim rites three months after her 14th birthday.

Almost 1,000 Tunisians arrived overnight on the Italian island of Lampedusa as thousands seek refuge in Italy following the fall of the Tunisian regime last month. Rome has declared it a humanitarian emergency to free up funds to handle the influx

 During a House Intelligence Committee hearing Thursday, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper called Egypt’s branch of the Muslim Brotherhood movement “largely secular.”

During the past few weeks of unrest in Egypt we expressed concern that the Christian minority must be protected. Unfortunately, our worse fears were confirmed. Muslim extremists are taking advantage of political chaos to persecute Christians in Egypt. An empty church has been bombed

Washington: al-Qaeda-front group The Islamic State of Iraq has called on Egyptian protesters to wage jihad and push for the establishment of a government based on Islamic law, the US-based SITE monitoring service said on Tuesday.

A Muslim woman comforts her Buddhist neighbour whose husband was killed in a shooting attack in the troubled southern province of Pattani. -- PHOTO: REUTERS

Parish priest of Catholic Church badly beaten. A police vehicle torched and the court Temanggung destroyed. The wrath of the crowd unleashed over a blasphemy sentence deemed to lenient (5 years in prison instead
of death penalty).