Christians Under Attack

Some 200 people outside Swedish embassy burn Lars Vilks picture, flag.

A diner was left fuming after a KFC restaurant took his favourite meal off the menu because it breached their new halal regulations.

Rome, 24 March (AKI) - Pakistan's charge d'affaires in Italy was on Wednesday called to the Italian foreign ministry in Rome to discuss recent attacks reported against minority Christians in Pakistan.

Rival merchants threatened to kill potato seller if refused to convert to Islam.

Hundreds of suspects arrested over the recent slaughter of Christians in Nigeria are scheduled to be prosecuted as early as this week.

Several people are injured during the attack, five seriously. Ownership over land held by the parish church is at the heart of the dispute. A local priest insists the conflict is not about religion, but that religion was used as a pretext in the case. Police are after 17 Muslims who fled following the incident.

An organisation for young Muslims in Sweden has outraged the country's largest gay rights group by inviting an imam in favour of executing homosexuals to speak at its April conference.

Fearing conviction, five Muslim rape suspects allegedly beat Muniran Bibi and her sister to get their Christian family to drop rape charges

Arshed Masih, a 38 year-old Pakistani Christian, died yesterday evening at 7.45 from his very serious injuries. The family requests that an autopsy is performed before the funeral. Christian associations and human rights activists demonstrate outside the hospital. Catholic leaders: the federal and provincial government do not punish the guilty.

Marsa Matrouh is a coastal town that lies some 320km west of Alexandria. Its crystal clear turqoise waters and white sandy beaches make it an ideal spot for summer holidays. But wintertime turns the

NEARLY 95,000 descendants of Mohammed are going to sue 10 newspapers for publishing "blasphemous" cartoons of the prophet.