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Pakistani Christians laud Senate’s approval of bill increasing minimum marriage age for Christians to 18 years
Pakistani Christians have lauded the Senate of Pakistan for approving the Christian Marriage (Amendment) Bill 2023 that increases the minimum marriage age for Christians from 16 to 18 years. -
Ominous new Decree 95 confirms Vietnam’s intent to control religion
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Christian makes history in Pakistan after election as Deputy Speaker of Sindh Assembly
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Acquittal gives Christian in Pakistan hope for 2nd blasphemy case
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French evangelicals launch website offering listening service and educational resources for victims and witnesses of sexual violence
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Pastor in Nepal seeks to change prison term into fine
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Zones excluding ‘confusing’ behavior at German abortion clinics proposed
German parliamentarians seek to ban Christians and other right-to-life advocates from standing near abortion clinics under a draft law proceeding through the Bundestag. -

Evangelist Andres Palau meets with the President of Panama in lead up to Palau Festival
The President of Panama, Laurentino Cortizo, met with international evangelist Andres Palau, along with other dignitaries, including the Minister of Education and the International Director of the Palau Festivals. Their conversation centered around the legacy of the late evangelist Luis Palau and the importance of spreading a message of hope. Palau Jr. will be sharing this message during the Palau Festival, which not only includes spiritual moments but also practical acts of social service. The -

Young men more likely than women to say they want to be parents someday, study finds
As young adults are getting married and entering parenthood later in life than their parents' generation did before them, a new Pew Research study finds that among young adults without children, men are more likely than women to say they want to be parents someday. -

Unimaginable suffering and clergy under pressure after two years of war in Ukraine
Two years after Russia invaded Ukraine, families in the country are desperate and looking to the Church for support, putting clergy under huge pressure. -

Christian jailed in Pakistan despite another’s blasphemy confession
A Catholic has languished in jail for six months on a blasphemy charge even though a teenage boy has confessed and told police the 34-year-old father had no part in the acts, sources said.
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