Islamic Extremist Group Vows to Kill All Somalian Christians

April 21, 2004 — (Reuters) The Mogadishu based Somali fundamentalist group, Kulanka Culimada, accused Christian aid workers in Somalia of spreading Christianity in the coastal city of Merca. Reuters reported on April 21 that...

Violence Erupts as Peace Talks Stall

April 21, 2004 — (ANS) The Sudan peace talks being held in Naivasha, Kenya, have deadlocked over the use of Sharia Law in Khartoum, and the status of three disputed provinces. The peace deal...

Khartoum Violating Cease-Fire Agreement and Refusing to Allow UN into Specific Regions

April 19, 2004 — (Eric Reeves) The National Islamic Front regime in Khartoum has, over fifteen years of tyrannical rule, assembled an unsurpassed record of bad faith, unspeakable cruelty, and massive human destruction. Presently...

Letter: Congressman Wolf Introduces Bill Condemning Sudan

April 19, 2004 — Dear Colleague:A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Sudan and Congress must speak out. I have introduced H. Con. Res. 403 condemning the Government of the Republic of Sudan for its...

“Nothing Left to Burn”

April 15, 2004 — (Middle East Times) - A fragile calm has returned to Sudan s western Darfur , wracked by 15 months of war, but only because there are no more villages to...

Candidate Seeks to Impose Sharia Law

April 15, 2003 — Rights Group Concerned Over Upcoming Nigerian Presidential Elections; Main Opposition Candidate Seeks to Impose Sharia Law (April 15, 2003, 7:45:26 AM) The Washington-DC based human rights group, International Christian Concern...

Pastor Damanik Refuses to Attend Hearing of His Case

February 20, 2003 — Press Release February 20, 2003 Pastor Damanik Refuses to Attend Hearing of His Case Rev. Rinaldy Damanik refused to attend the third hearing of his case in Palu, Central...

Sudan Reopens Air Space But Escalates War on the South

October 10, 2002 — Press Release October 10, 2002 Sudan Reopens Air Space But Escalates War on the South (Washington, DC - Oct.10) International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that the Government of...

Blasphemy Prisoner Acquitted After Six Years in Prison

August 15, 2002 — Press Release August 15, 2002 Blasphemy Prisoner Acquitted After Six Years in Prison (Pakistan) (Washington DC - August 15, 2002) The Pakistani Supreme Court today acquitted Christian prisoner Ayub...

Sudan: Aid Worker Provides Eyewitness Account of Attack

May 31, 2002 — Press Release May 31, 2002 Sudan: Aid Worker Provides Eyewitness Account of Attack (Washington, DC - May 31, 2002) After making six trips to Southern Sudan, this past week...

Sudan Government Kills 11 in Air Raid

May 22, 2002 — Press Release May 22, 2002 Sudan Government Kills 11 in Air Raid Government Violates Agreement to Protect Citizens (Washington, DC - May 22, 2002) Sources in Southern Sudan report...

Pakistan: No Justice For Pakistani Rape Victims

May 15, 2002 — Press Release May 15, 2002 Pakistan: No Justice For Pakistani Rape Victims Court fails to punish perpetrators of gang rape (Lahore, Pakistan - May 15, 2002) In a packed...

Muslim Militant Leader Arrested in Indonesia

May 6, 2002 — Press Release May 6, 2002 Muslim Militant Leader Arrested in Indonesia: Rights Group Questions Government's Resolve (Washington, DC - May 6, 2002) The Washington-DC based human rights organization, International...

Government of Sudan Bombs More Civilians

February 21, 2002 — Press Release February 21, 2002 GOVERNMENT OF SUDAN BOMBS MORE CIVILIANS The following appeal was released today by Dr. Samson L. Kwaje, Commissioner for Information and Official Spokesman for...

While Talking “Peace” Sudan’s NIF Forces Bomb Civilian Targets

February 11, 2002 — Press Release February 11, 2002 While Talking "Peace" Sudan's NIF Forces Bomb Civilian Targets Reliable sources in southern Sudan report that on February 9, airplanes dropped seven bombs on...

New Year Greeted With Bomb Blasts In Indonesia

January 2, 2002 — Press Release January 2, 2002 New Year Greeted With Bomb Blasts In Indonesia Bombs exploded in four churches in Palu, Central Sulawesi, shattering the welcomed peaceful calm that the...