Read more about the article RELEASE – NGOs Join Susanna Liew in Calling on the Prime Minister of Malaysia to Release Information on Her Husband Pastor Raymond Koh’s Abduction
Susanna Liew, wife of abducted Malaysian pastor, Raymond Koh (PHOTO CREDIT: Open Doors USA)

RELEASE – NGOs Join Susanna Liew in Calling on the Prime Minister of Malaysia to Release Information on Her Husband Pastor Raymond Koh’s Abduction

For Immediate Release | February 12, 2021 WASHINGTON — February 13, 2021 marks four years since the highly orchestrated abduction of Pastor Raymond Koh – which was captured on CCTVs. Despite this, the…

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AFRICA – Coronavirus compounds and exacerbates persecution already experienced by Christians oppressed for their faith

Keep the Faith | August 25, 2020 The coronavirus has turned the screw dramatically on Christians who are already oppressed for their faith, warns charity Open Doors UK & Ireland.   For thousands, having lost their jobs and being last in…

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WORLDWIDE – Christian minorities ‘back of queue’ in coronavirus aid – some rations six times smaller

Express | David Williamson | April 29, 2020 Open Doors reports that in one area of Nigeria Christian families say they are receiving food rations which are six times smaller…

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WORLDWIDE – Persecuted Christians at greater risk during coronavirus outbreak: ‘From bad to worse’

Fox News | Caleb Parke | April 6, 2020 The living conditions for Christians and other religious minorities around the world are worsening due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a watchdog group that…

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