An independent expert appointed by the UN Human Rights Council has travelled to Nigeria to identify existing and emerging obstacles to the enjoyment of the
As militant activity escalated in Sudan over the past few years, Fr Youhana Alamin, priest of St Vincent’s Church in Kauda chose to remain with
Taking place from 11 June to 19 July across the United States, Mexico and Canada, the soccer world cup has millions of fans around the
Survivors, relatives of victims, and members of the local Church gathered on Saturday 13 June to mark the first anniversary of the Yelewata massacre. The
A couple of years ago, Jennifer fled to Uganda as a refugee. She grew up across the border in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
When Thessakpe* became a Christian in 2017, his choice wasn’t too costly. He lived in an animist community in Togo, near the border with Burkina
A group of experts from the UN have issued a statement of grave alarm and concern over the credible reports of violence targeting Christians and
The DRC government confirmed on Sunday 07 June 2026, that the country had 488 confirmed cases of Ebola and 86 deaths. These figures have steadily
Light, love and laughter have come into their lives; leaving little indication that Charity and her three children are survivors of a Boko Haram attack.
Over the course of May, dozens of Christians have been killed in the latest spate of attacks occurring in the Democratic Republic of Congo. On