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Two Christian women assaulted in Pakistan
Police in Pakistan slow to prosecute a Muslim who attacked two Christian women with an axe and attempted to rape one of them are weakening the case against him, sources said. -
Bukele, president who referred to God in his speeches, reelected in El Salvador
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Upcoming election renews Pakistani Christians’ demand for meaningful democratic representation in government
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Regulator refuses to ban chaplain in UK for speaking against LGBTQ+
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Brownback, others support action against slaughters in Nigeria
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Gospel event in Egypt demonstrates opportunities amid challenges of the Church
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'47 Days With Jesus' biblical drama starring 'The Chosen' cast members to hit theaters ahead of Easter
Just ahead of Easter, “Forty-Seven Days with Jesus,” an inspirational film retelling the story of Jesus’ final days on Earth and starring “The Chosen” cast members, is slated to hit theaters. "Forty-Seven Days with Jesus," starring Yoshi Barrigas and Catherine Lidstone ("The Chosen") is gearing up for a limited three-night theatrical run in over 800 theaters across the U.S. on March 11-12 and 14. -

Religious nones on the rise in Switzerland
There has been a significant increase in the number of people in Switzerland who do not have any religious affiliation. 'Nones' now comprise the largest group when it comes to belief - or lack of belief - comprising over a third of the population (34%). -

Christians tortured, forced to recite Islamic creed in Pakistan
An Islamist cleric presided over the forced conversion of two Christians in Sialkot District, Pakistan after they were tortured into reciting the Islamic conversion creed, sources said. -

US House Speaker Mike Johnson warns of global threats to religious freedom, calls on Biden to protect Uyghurs
The Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Mike Johnson urged the Biden administration to take stronger action against the Chinese Communist Party as the ruling government's treatment of the predominantly Muslim Uyghur minority group continues to invite allegations of human rights and religious freedom violations. -

Russian religious persecution takes aim at Ukrainian identity, Summit told
Russian soldiers and occupation officials have committed at least 76 acts of religious persecution in Ukraine since the invasion of February 2022 as part of an attempt to destroy national identity, official and church sources said at the International Religious Freedom Summit.
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