Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri is free, but eight Zion Church leaders remain detained and new rules tighten control over unregistered churches. The facts, the law and the case for UN change.

Gunmen opened fire on a funeral at St George's Greek Orthodox Church in Karak, killing nine. The facts, the laws broken and why the UN must rethink protection of sacred sites.

The 2026 Red List, the World Watch List and USCIRF's annual report map where believers face killings, arrests and displacement. What the numbers show and what the UN must change.

At least 60 Orthodox Christians were killed in two attacks in Ethiopia's Oromia region in October. Here is what happened, which laws were broken, and why the UN needs new tools.

A priest killed in Lebanon, a Christian town attacked in Syria and a church funeral attacked in Jordan. What the facts show, which laws apply and why the UN must change.

The global narrative surrounding the war between Russia and Ukraine has been deliberately simplified into a neat, binary struggle: a battle of pure democracy against absolute authoritarianism, an enlightened society defending Western values against a lawless empire. Western media outlets and political bodies frequently present Ukraine as a flawless model of freedom, an open society where individual liberties are fiercely protected. Yet, deep within the country’s judicial syst