A new report by Open Doors UK, Digital Persecution – The New Frontier for Freedom of Religion or Belief, has highlighted that Christians are increasingly being persecuted via surveillance, censorship and disinformation.
Proceedings of the recent Conference in Truro at which six of the UK’s leading experts addressed the growing and global persecution of Christians – often the poorest of the poor – under the heading What more can we do?
In its 2022 Annual Report, USCIRF recommends 15 countries to the State Department for designation as “countries of particular concern” (CPCs) because their governments engage in or tolerate “systematic, ongoing, and egregious violations.”
This week we wrapped up our online series with the Bishop of Truro, which explored why Christians should be at the forefront of speaking up for people of all faiths.
A new “Local Changemakers Course” is being released by the Freedom of Religion or Belief Learning Platform to help empower local communities in their fight for human rights, particularly freedom of religion or belief.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) will host a global summit to promote freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) this summer (Tuesday 5 July to Wednesday 6 July) in London.
Incluidng updates on the emerging needs of the suffering Church at present, and Barnabas’ response, particularly in Ukraine, Afghanistan and regarding the Covid pandemic
Stand with us alongside our Eritrean friends in prayer and protest to mark 20 years since the beginning of a campaign of repression that continues to target the Church in Eritrea today.
Protecting an individual’s right to choose what and who they believe in is articulated in Genesis 1 and 2, but is often misunderstood by the Church. Join our online series as we explore how speaking up for religious freedom for all is in fact central to Christian mission..
Alongside first-hand accounts from survivors of sexual violence and forced conversion, the event will unpack further research into persecution of women from religious minorities and provide policy asks for the UK government.
Sabina: Tortured for Christ, the Nazi Years is the story of how God’s love transformed an ambitious, atheistic hedonist into one of the greatest Christian women of the 20th century.
We will be praying during the UN’s COP26 conference in Glasgow for God’s purposes for climate change. We will also be praying for the persecuted church around the world.
Nury Turkel, a U.S. Commissioner on International Religious Freedom will address a G7 prayer breakfast in Cornwall on Sunday 13th June. The Uyghur-American lawyer and human rights advocate will give the keynote address at the meeting highlighting the G7’s responsibility in upholding international religious freedom.