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The Christian charity Open Doors UK and Ireland and its partner organisation Article18 have jointly urged Iran not to imprison a 62-year-old man suffering from advanced Parkinson’s disease.
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Iranian Christians paid almost £1m in bail fees over the last year according to a new report co-authored by Open Doors.
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The mass killings of civilians in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is a “neglected tragedy”, according to an analyst from Christian persecution watchdog Open Doors.
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Faith-based charities have an ‘unparalleled ability’ to make a difference in international disaster relief work. This needs to be acknowledged
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Partners of the charity Open Doors, are reporting that Christian families in Northern Vietnam are being passed over in the
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Five years since the 14 April 2014 abduction of approximately 230 girls by Boko Haram in Chibok, Nigeria, parents whose
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The persecution of Christians is getting more severe than ever, affecting increasing numbers of believers around the world. That’s one
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As violence against Christians continues to increase worldwide, the CEO of Open Doors USA, David Curry, says American pastors are
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The awards recognises campaigning charities that lead their field in communicating with parliamentarians. Open Doors’ CEO, Henrietta Blyth said, “We’re
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Christian women who live in countries on the World Watch List are doubly vulnerable because of both their faith and
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This winter Open Doors is appealing for help for families who are still traumatised, lacking basic food and medicines and
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As the crisis in Syria drags towards its eighth year, Open Doors is asking supporters to Sing for Syria and
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Matthew* was caught by police and sentenced to a military prison while he was still a teenager, because he is
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Anjali Masih was playing with her friends when three men lured her away with the promise of a guava. Anjali
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More than 100 Christians have been sent to ‘re-education’ camps in China’s north-western Xinjiang province over the past few months
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