World Watch Monitor
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Court case hangs over Indonesian pastor
Pastor says he was the victim, as human rights group questions police logic
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Italian priest still unaccounted for in Syria
Conflicting reports are emerging about the whereabouts and welfare of an Italian Jesuit priest who went missing almost one month ago.
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What caused Syria's civil war?
Throughout its history, ancient and modern, Syria has played host to ethnic and religious minorities living together very much in harmony.
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Nigeria: Boko Haram under investigation for crimes against humanity
International Criminal Court report blames Islamic sect for 1,200 deaths
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How many Christians are in the Middle East? Reliable numbers are elusive
This much seems certain: Christians are leaving the birthplace of Christianity in large numbers.
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Algerians stage picnics in protest against 'forced' fasting
Hundreds controversially break Ramadan fast in northern Algeria
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Chinese house church leader Samuel Lamb dies
One of the most well-known Christian leaders in China, Pastor Samuel Lamb, died on Saturday (Aug 3) in Guangzhou, aged 88.
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Madhya Pradesh awaits decision on stricter 'anti-conversion law'
Madhya Pradesh state in central India awaits the outcome of proposed amendments to its 'anti-conversion law', which would lengthen prison time and fines for anyone convicted of forcing someone to change their religion.
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Wave of violence hits Guinea
Judicial authorities in Guinea are investigating an outburst of deadly violence two weeks ago that left 95 people dead and 130 wounded.
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Bombs in Nigerian Christian district kill at least 12
Islamist militant group Boko Haram suspected
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After 12 years, Turkey closes the door on American church volunteer
Pastor detects an official 'discomfort with foreign Christians'
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Iranian Christians continue to face arrest, imprisonment
Eight Christians jailed in Shiraz, two more await sentencing in Tehran