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Brutal Rape on 11-Year-Old deaf-mute Dalit Girl

20-Apr-2025 - Letter Appealing for Justice to Secretary Marco Rubio

 We stand in solidarity with the victim, her family, and all those fighting for justice and human rights in Uttar Pradesh. The struggle for dignity and equality cannot be silenced. 

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20-Apr-2025 - Letter Appealing for Justice to Secretary Marco Rubio

20-Apr-2025 - Letter Appealing for Justice to Secretary Marco Rubio

 IRF Community and International Christian Rescue Mission is circulating a letter that is appealing for justice in the suspicious death of Pastor Praveen Pagadala and rising religious persecution in India. 

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07-Apr-2025 - Christian Pastor Praveen pagadala murder still unresolved

As of April 5, 2025, the investigation into the death of Pastor Praveen Pagadala is ongoing, with several key developments:


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25-Mar-2025 - Christian Pastor killed in andhra Pradesh, under mysterious circumstances

Nov 8 2024 - Woman killed in fresh violence in Manipur, while tribal groups slam govt for its inacti

  

The well-known evangelist, frequently seen on Calvary TV, Pastor Praveen Kumar Pagadala, was found lifeless by the roadsideearly Tuesday morning near Kondamuru, close to Rajahmundry.  


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Nov 8 2024 - Woman killed in fresh violence in Manipur, while tribal groups slam govt for its inacti

Nov 8 2024 - Woman killed in fresh violence in Manipur, while tribal groups slam govt for its inacti

Nov 8 2024 - Woman killed in fresh violence in Manipur, while tribal groups slam govt for its inacti

A woman was killed last night in fresh interethnic clashes in Zairon Hmar, a village in Jiribam district, Manipur, a State in north-eastern India, torn by violence for more than a year. More than 10 houses were also set on fire, which the Indigenous Tribal Leaders' Forum (ITLF), an organization that brings together several tribal groups, blames on Meitei militants. Read More christian rescue persecution

Oregon’s U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley

Nov 8 2024 - Woman killed in fresh violence in Manipur, while tribal groups slam govt for its inacti

Nov 8 2024 - Woman killed in fresh violence in Manipur, while tribal groups slam govt for its inacti

U.S. MUST FIRMLY OPPOSE TRANSNATIONAL REPRESSION, NO MATTER THE PERPETRATOR.  Calling for a strong diplomatic response following credible allegations of the Indian government’s involvement in a foiled plot to assassinate an American citizen on U.S. soil  Read More

I want to continue to follow and serve Jesus

I want to continue to follow and serve Jesus

I want to continue to follow and serve Jesus

 

Widow Flees After Mob Beats Her and Brutally Murders Husband, Vows to Keep Serving Jesus Read More india minority issues problems persecution

I want to continue to follow and serve Jesus

I want to continue to follow and serve Jesus

 

 

Horrifying': ISIS Kills 80 Christians, Decapitating Victims in Democratic Republic of Congo Read More christian concern, relief

Caste-based discrimination

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Nepal’s caste struggle


Nepal’s caste struggle 

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2024 Annual report

United States Commission on International Religious Freedom - released 2024 Annual Report on May, 1


USCIRF Releases 2024 Annual Report with New Recommendations for U.S. Policy
Highlights State of Religious Freedom Abroad after 25 Years of IRFA

Washington, D.C. – The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) today released its 2024 Annual Report, which documents developments during 2023. USCIRF’s 2024 Annual Report provides recommendations to enhance the U.S. government’s promotion of freedom of religion or belief abroad. This year’s report commemorates the 25th anniversary of the enactment of the International Religious Freedom Act (IRFA). This landmark law made promoting the guaranteed right to freedom of religion or belief a priority in U.S. foreign policy.


The 2024 Annual Report also recommends 11 countries for placement on the State Department’s Special Watch List (SWL) based on their governments’ perpetration or toleration of severe violations of religious freedom. These include one that the State Department placed on that list in December 2023: Algeria—as well as 10 additional recommendations: Egypt, Indonesia, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Turkey, and Uzbekistan. While the State Department included Vietnam on its SWL in December 2023, USCIRF believes the government of Vietnam’s violations rise to the level of CPC status. Additionally, USCIRF recommends the State Department add Kyrgyzstan to the SWL for the first time due to the Kyrgyz government’s heightened religious repression in 2023.


“Throughout 2023, the U.S. government regularly condemned abuses of religious freedom, imposed targeted sanctions on perpetrators, and advocated for the release of those imprisoned for the peaceful exercise of their religion or belief.


The report also highlights key USCIRF recommendations that the U.S. government  implemented from USCIRF’s 2023 Annual Report—including adding Azerbaijan to the State Department’s SWL, imposing targeted sanctions on religious freedom violators, and advocating for religious prisoners of conscience, such as those included in USCIRF’s Frank R. Wolf  Freedom of Religion or Belief Victims List.

The 2024 Annual Report can be viewed here.  


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