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Alliance calls for equal rights for Nubians in Kenya
Global Minorities Alliance, a human rights organization based in the UK has called for equal rights for the Nubian Community, an ethnic and religious group which settled during the British rule in Kibera.
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6 Christians convicted during presidential election in Iran
With so much attention focused on Iran's presidential election, there was “minimal” media coverage of the recent conviction of six Christian believers.
According to Mohabat Iranian Christian News Agency, the Revolutionary Co...
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International Widows’ Day focuses attention on 1 of world’s most neglected, abused groups
Sunday is International Widows' Day.
It will focus the world's attention on one of its most rejected and abused groups. In many cities and rural villages in multiple countries, cultural and ancient religious beliefs still ...
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Chen Guangcheng: China pressured university to make him leave
The blind Chinese activist who arrived in the United States last year has confirmed stories that China exerted political pressure on New York University to make him leave at the end of this month.
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Police in Kenya kill suspected Al-Shabab supporter
Kenyan police said on Monday they had shot dead a suspected supporter of the Somali militant group al-Shabab during a gunfight and said he had been plotting attacks in the country.
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Turkish PM sends riot police to Istanbul park to end protests against him
Turkish riot police stormed an Istanbul park at the heart of two weeks of protests against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday, firing tear gas and water cannons and sending hundreds scurrying into surrounding streets.
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Chinese labor camp letter reveals suffering imprisoned Christians face
One of the frustrations of my work at VOM is the seeming indifference of the secular media to the suffering of our Christian brothers and sisters around the world.
Yes, there are times when a story of persecution breaks thro...
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Increase in Islamist attacks in Niger show signs of growing threat
Four attacks within the last three weeks in Niger have raised the spectre of a growing Islamist threat in the country.
In the latest attack on Tuesday (June 11), unidentified armed men attacked a para
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Moderate cleric, Rowhani winner in Iran’s presidential race
Iran's interior minister Mostafa Mohammad-Najjar has declared moderate cleric Hassan Rowhani the winner of the nation's presidential election, in a surprise victory over the nation's ruling hardliners.
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Chen Guangcheng to leave NYU
Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese activist who arrived in the United States last year will be leaving New York University at the end of this month.