Pastor Keshab was sentenced to two years in prison and a fine after sharing gospel tracts and praying with fellow citizens in Nepal. He has appealed the ruling and is temporarily free on bail.
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Andreas Kersten: Germany
In Berlin, the pharmacist Andreas Kersten continues to be prosecuted for acting in line with his conscience.
Continue readingPastors Tonchev and Kiryakov: Bulgaria
Two Bulgarian pastors are standing up against a scaremongering campaign by their local government to label all non-Eastern Orthodox Christians as sects and warn children off against them.
Continue readingLet Us Worship: Uganda
Ugandan people of faith celebrated this September as the nation-wide ban on public worship was lifted after 96 days.
Continue readingShagufta and Shafqat: Pakistan
The Pakistani Christian couple Shagufta and Shafqat languished on death row for seven years on false blasphemy charges. Their death sentence was overturned in June 2021. They are now safe in Europe.
Continue readingKaluga Church: Russia
A Christian church is challenging Russian authorities at the European Court of Human Rights for seizing the congregation’s property and leaving the community to gather outside in a tent.
Continue readingZavod ŽIVIM: Slovenia
Can state-owned service providers pull down ads that authorities decide they don’t like? In Slovenia, a state-owned bus company removed ads commissioned by the pro-life NGO Zavod ŽIV!M.
Continue readingVitaliy Bak: Russia
Pastor Bak is challenging the Russian authorities for prohibiting his church community from gathering to worship in his home.
Continue readingJulia Rynkiewicz: United Kingdom
Julia Rynkiewicz faced suspension from midwifery studies and a 4-month fitness-to-practice investigation as a result of her involvement in pro-life society.
Continue readingTom Mortier: Belgium
Tom is challenging the Belgian euthanasia law that took his mother’s life at Europe’s top court, in a case that could set a precedent across the continent.
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