Cuban authorities deny Christian family’s exit: challenge this today!
The Gude Perez family have waited months for permission to leave Cuba together. Last autumn they were promised exit visas, but until now the relevant authorities have failed to make good on their assurances: The last remaining exit visa for Omar Gude Perez, the husband and father of the family, has so far been denied. And there are only a few weeks left before the asylum offer for the entire family expires.
And it’s primarily due to the family’s openness about their experiences of religious persecution.
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Eritrea protest vigil al London embassy marks tenth anniversary of church closures
Representatives of seven organizations from the UK and Ireland will be taking part in a protest vigil outside the Eritrean embassy in London on Thursday 17 May, to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the mass detentions of Eritrean Christians, which began after the government’s closure of every church except those belonging to three denominations. 15/05/2012
IRAN: Foreign Office Minister expresses concern at Dadkhah sentencing 11/05/2012
Make the facts about Eritrea impossible to deny 10/05/2012
Burma army intensifies attacks in Kachin State despite reforms
09/05/2012
Ever been a mosquito? 04/05/2012 |
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Eritrea protest vigil and prayer evening - Thursday 17 May 2012
May 2012 will mark ten years since the Eritrean Government closed every church except those belonging to three denominations. Since then thousands of Christians have been detained indefinitely without charge or trial in inhumane conditions, including those from the permitted denominations. Please join us as we pray for the people and nation of Eritrea.
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Read the May/June issue of Response to find out how CSW has influenced decision makers, offered solidarity, documented and raised awareness of religious freedom violations and empowered victims.
New Briefing: Visit to Burma and Kachin ethnic group on the China-Burma border In January 2012, CSW travelled to Burma to assess the current situation and document continuing human rights violations. |
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Church pins hopes on new regent
Jakarta Post
Burma army intensifies attacks in Kachin State despite reforms
Asian Tribune
Than Shwe must still be pulling the strings in Burma
The Asahi Shimbun
China: legal activist escapes house arrest
Inspire
Put North Korea on Trial
New York Times
Temporary lifting of Burma sanctions welcomed
Christian Today
Statement by the Liu Xiaobo support committee and Amnesty International France
Reporters without borders |
