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After 20-year struggle, will new Bible society even be allowed to print Bibles?

Hungary has drawn criticism for favoring Christian over Muslim refugees from Syria and Iraq.

The chief justice also said it was "very disturbing" that so many perpetrators had not yet been brought to justice.

France's Jacques Hamel wasn't the only Christian leader killed this summer.

After years of harassment and imprisonment, Mohamed Hegazy abandons his unprecedented legal quest.

Judge's landmark decision offers hope to Malay Christians amid Bible seizures and 'Allah' bans.

For the first time, Anglicans, Catholics, and Pentecostals have a strategy to defend and restore Christians decimated by Boko Haram.

(UPDATED) After freeing one of two Australian missionaries, African al-Qaeda reveals it kidnapped Swiss missionary also.

Pope discusses 'ecumenism of blood' and assassination attempt on CAR Evangelical Alliance leader.

Muslim youth leaders promise to respect Christians’ desire to swap 'Jesus' reference for 'Messiah' or 'Christ.'

Asia Bibi, the 'world's most emblematic defender of human rights,' goes before Islamabad's Supreme Court.

(UPDATED) Scores of deaths will likely revive burial debate. Disaster delays religious freedoms of new constitution.

Televised prayers at Yerevan memorial cap an unprecedented effort at forgiveness.

(UPDATED) Christian leader: In light of 'barbaric record with the captured, the destiny of these families is a major concern to us.'

Cover cartoon of Prophet Muhammad unsettles African nation's two largest cities.

New political party in new state takes stand for lowest caste, while court fight for more rights remains stalled.

Counties mull making money by charging clergy for evangelizing outside of their churches.

Non-Christians make unusual stand for religious freedom in North African country.

The ICC has charged Kony, Bashir, Lubanga, and others for crimes against humanity. Boko Haram may be next.