Prayer Diary China

This year weve seen new regulations that tighten state control over Chinese churches. Churches that arent officially registered with the government, as well as registered churches, have experienced increased harassment.
Prayer Diary Vietnam

The government continues to treat human rights defenders incredibly harshly.
Prayer Diary Pakistan

Though this week marks National Minorities Day in Pakistan, the reality is that many religious and ethnic minorities face daily harassment
Prayer Diary Eritrea

Eritrea is one of the most repressive regimes in the world. The government seeks to exercise total control over its citizens and jails anybody it deems to be a dissenter.
Prayer Diary UN

Our presence at the United Nations (UN) is a vital tool in our advocacy work.
Prayer Diary Cuba

Since my departure the situation in Cuba has worsened – to continue living there now I would be imprisoned or dead.
Prayer Diary Pakistan

Christians and other minority faiths in Pakistan not only face the prospect of being targeted in a violent attack, but also face everyday institutional and social discrimination.
Prayer Diary China

In March the Chinese government introduced new Regulations on Religious Affairs, with the aim of tightening control over religious affairs in the country. An agency of the Communist Party of China (CPC) will now oversee all ethnic and religious affairs, which analysts fear could lead to a situation where the Party leadership may bypass laws and regulations in an attempt to control religious minorities.
Prayer Diary Faith and a Future

At the start of the year we launched Faith and a Future, a campaign to ensure no child is denied a fair education because of their faith. In February we launched our report on this issue at Parliament, and were delighted to see so many people pledge their support to the campaign.
Prayer Diary Refugees

This Wednesday (20 June) is UN Refugee Day, so were setting aside this week to pray for refugees. Religious intolerance is one of the root causes of the refugee crises in a number of the countries we work. Many vulnerable Christians and other religious minorities are forced to flee because their religion makes them a target for violent attacks, persecution or torture.
Prayer Diary Nepal

Since the introduction of Nepals constitution in 2015, and a new Criminal Code Bill in October last year, Nepals religious minorities are facing new levels of uncertainty. Many activists and experts believe that the constitution fails to protect the rights of marginalised communities, including religious minorities.
Prayer Diary Egypt

Since the revolution of 25 January 2011, the human rights situation in Egypt has worsened progressively. Special measures introduced in response to the threat of terrorism have caused a grave deterioration in the human rights climate, including restrictions on freedom of association, freedom of expression, and freedom of religion or belief.