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Pakistan court rules marriage to underage girls is child abuse
Christian leaders and attorneys this week welcomed a Lahore High Court (LHC) ruling that says living in a marital relationship with a girl under 18 can constitute child abuse even if the minor consents. -
US slams 'golden door' on world’s persecuted Christians, report says
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SOS Children’s Villages UK shifts focus toward family strengthening and community-based care
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Does interacting with AI make people act more like robots? Researchers say 'yes'
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Moroccan Christian groups press parties on religious freedom ahead of election
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More than half of young people in Germany favor a social media ban, survey finds
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Colombian evangelical body backs pastor as court finds prayer at presidential inauguration breached religious neutrality
The Evangelical Confederation of Colombia (CEDECOL) has expressed its "absolute support" for Pastor Eduardo Cañas Estrada after a court found that the religious content of President Abelardo de la Espriella's inauguration breached the state's duty of religious neutrality. -

Bible societies mark Bible Month with festivals, exhibitions and two anniversaries
Bible societies in Argentina, Spain, Peru and the Dominican Republic are marking Bible Month this September with conferences, exhibitions, festivals and anniversary celebrations. -

Austrian state broadcaster makes Graz pop-music worship service available online
A Protestant worship service built around German-language pop songs, held Aug. 23 at the Christuskirche in Graz, Austria, can now be watched online through the media library of Austrian public broadcaster ORF, the congregation said. -

Lawmaker tables bill to protect sanitation workers in Pakistan's Punjab, majority of whom are Christians
A Muslim lawmaker in Pakistan’s Punjab Provincial Assembly on Tuesday (Sept. 1) introduced legislation seeking to establish permanent legal protections for sanitation workers, a workforce that includes a large proportion of Christians. -

Two Christians arrested under blasphemy laws in Pakistan
One Christian in Pakistan was arrested and charged with blasphemy on Saturday (Aug. 29) and another faced the same accusation on Aug. 11 under laws that carry the death penalty, sources said.
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