The library reopened last December, on the ground floor of the adjacent building, with a new welcoming interior and 650 books. One year on, it has become the main intellectual
The incident is part of a trend in Egypt – with authorities turning a blind eye to or downplaying serious attacks and persecution. Houda was sitting on her doorstep with
A total of 41 Christians have been killed this year in violent attacks. And although the violence does not exclusively affect Christians, who make up 25% of the population, they
Pastor Samuel* believes that Erdogan’s words do not match Turkey’s treatment of Christians: “In reality, you can see the massacres that the Turks have committed against Christians at different times
Each square has the words “I see you” and the signature of its creator sewn or written onto it, as a recognition of the women whose plight is, according to
Nearly 200 people joined Archbishop Suheil Dawani, the Episcopal Archbishop in Jerusalem and John Wilson the Archbishop of Southwark at Temple Church in London to mark 10 years of Friends
Former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Dag had left behind a book of Markings. It reflects its author’s efforts to live his creed, his belief that “all men are equally the
In Vartouhi Abajian’s case, it was her sweets and food shop, which had been looted and badly damaged. All the utensils were gone and Vartouhi did not have money to
Anti-conversion laws were already in force in seven states: Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Gujarat and Uttarakhand. Hindu radicals are calling to impose the anti-conversion legislation at the
Our home was a rundown teachers’ house with a single tap filled from an oil drum, a broken toilet, a table, two upright chairs, and a community of rats. Our
