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INDONESIA: RELIGIOUS LIBERTY CRUMBLING
A joint ministerial decree issued in Indonesia in 1969 established guidelines for religious groups wanting to build places of worship. More...
World Evangelical Alliance Welcomes New UN Human Rights Council
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) welcomed the UN General Assembly decision to create a new Human Rights Council, calling it a major step in the right direction. More...
WEA Goodwill Ambassador meets with Colombian church leaders
Evangelicals have an unparalleled opportunity to help bring peace in war-torn Columbia, a top figure from the World Evangelical Alliance said Thursday. More...
MIDDLE EAST: CHRISTIAN MINORITIES CAUGHT IN 'CARTOON INTIFADA'
While the Danish cartoon controversy has triggered protests all across the Muslim world, political factors put Christians in the Middle East at particular risk of 'cartoon intifada (uprising)' violence. More...
Publication of Danish Cartoons
As a group of people with deep faith convictions, the European Evangelical Alliance understands the upset among our Muslim friends and co-citizens about something that they perceive to be deeply insulting to their faith. More...
‘Human Rights Go Together With Human Responsibility’
‘Human rights need to be balanced by human responsibility’ according to the international group, First Step Forum. More...
The Persecution of Palestinian Christians
Professor Weiner commences his monograph with a brief look at the wider issue of "Christians living in a Muslim world". More...
WEA International Director visits Egypt and Israel
At the invitation of Christian leaders in Egypt and Israel, Geoff Tunnicliffe, International Director for World Evangelical Alliance spent time interacting with Christian leaders in these countries… More...
EAC Experiences Explosive January in 2006
January has been an exciting start 2006 in the Caribbean. During the first week Rev. Gerry Seale, EAC’s General Secretary and CEO, spent three very intensive days with 50 pastors and leaders of the Church of the Nazarene More...
Suffering and Terrorism at Christmas
Many hundreds of Christians imprisoned in Eritrea, China and Vietnam will remain separated from loved ones this Christmas. More...
