Christians Under Attack

(Reuters) - A 20-year-old Virginia man, who posted warnings to the makers of animated TV show "South Park" in April, was arrested on Wednesday on

Uzbekistan (MNN) ― The #10 country on Open Doors World Watch List is cracking down harder on Christians than ever before. The Uzbek government fears that Christians will cause social unrest.

In the wake of recent blasphemy accusations against Christians, Faisalabad Church leaders have warned Catholics not to discuss Islamic doctrine.

Rashid Emmanuel and Sajid Masih Emmanuel were shot to death outside the courthouse right after a trial hearing. Both were handcuffed on their way back to prison. Police were going to clear them of the accusations. For days, Muslim religious leaders had incited Muslim faithful against the two, calling for their death.

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At least eight people have been hacked to death in a predominantly Christian village in central Nigeria, an army spokesman has said.

The failed bombing attempt over Detroit on Christmas Day may not have been the only attack that extremists planned for the 2009 holiday, with intelligence from overseas three weeks earlier indicating that a plot targeting New York City on the same day may have been in the works, according to an FBI report obtained by Fox News

Local mosque launches protest action against Christians in Waris Pura. Police and government prevent more incidents. Yesterday, flyers calling for mass action against Christians were handed out. A Catholic church was attacked with rocks and stones. An

Muslim doctor throws her from fourth floor of Jinnah Post Graduate Medical Center Karachi after raping her, it is hospital named on Founder of Pakistan, Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, where all doctors are Muslims and non a Christian.

Police have started an investigation after a suspected group of people defaced the façade of the 1,700-year-old Mor Jacob Syriac Orthodox Church in Nusaybin, in the southeastern province of Mardin, with pro-Islamic slogans.

Murder of alleged convert shows religious traditions in conflict with judicial authority.