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Sudan: Three churches burned down twice within one monthNigeria: ‘Government is Boko Haram but without bomb’, says church leaderChristians in Africa face ‘explosion’ in violence, senior church leader saysMain suspect behind Sri Lanka Easter churches’ deaths arrestedIndia: Eight Christians acquitted of kidnapping and forced conversion
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Christians in Israel enjoy a higher level of religious freedom than in most other countries in the Middle East, although, being a Jewish state, Jewish citizens receive preferential treatment. Messianic Jews and those who convert from Judaism to Christianity may be branded traitors by ultra-orthodox Jewish organisations, while converts from a . . . Read More
After years of political conflict, the October 2015 elections were said by Freedom House to be “arguably the freest, fairest and most peaceful in the country’s history”. However, the legacy of past violence looms large, and there have been several recent examples of increasing Islamist militancy, such as the killing . . . Read More
Jordan has long been one of the Middle East’s more religiously open countries, but the tide is turning. Expatriate Christians and historical Christian communities are relatively free – as long as they do not evangelise Muslims. But Christians from Muslim backgrounds face serious oppression from local authorities, Muslim religious leaders . . . Read More
Kazakhstan’s repressive government seeks to control all areas of life. Religious freedom has been further restricted by recent legislation, while the government is using the threat of militant Islam as a pretext to clamp down. Converts to Christianity from a Muslim background come under the most pressure – from the government, . . . Read More
Most Kenyans are Christian, but violence against Christians has increased in recent years – predominantly at the hands of Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, which continues to target Christians in regions near the border with Somalia, where the group is based. Militants cross into Kenya to raid towns or attack buses, . . . Read More
The atmosphere in Kuwait is becoming increasingly hostile – though not yet violent – towards non-Muslims. Islamic law prescribes a wide range of rules for personal, family and community life. Christians from Muslim backgrounds are seen as second-class, foreigners and infidels, and are prevented from participating in community activities. Expatriate . . . Read More
Starting with the 2005 Tulip revolution, a bloodless overthrow of the communist regime, Kyrgyzstan’s democratically elected government is unique in the Central Asia region. Kyrgyzstan is predominantly Muslim – mainly folk Islam in the countryside – but there is increasing radicalisation, with more than 330 Kyrgyz citizens known to have . . . Read More
Christianity is viewed as a “Western ideology” in Laos, and those who adhere to it are considered foreign agents and enemies. The Marxist-Leninist government monitors all churches, and its permission is required for all conversions, evangelism and church activities. Christian converts from Buddhism or animism are seen to bring shame . . . Read More
Complex, besieged and dysfunctional on many levels (it took 29 months to break a deadlock and pick a president), Lebanon nonetheless is an open society where freedoms of the press, assembly, expression, and religion are protected by law. Since the end of its 15-year civil war in 1990, Christians and . . . Read More
Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in October 2011, Libya has been reduced to chaos, with Islamist groups filling the power vacuum left by the former dictator. It was in Libya in February 2015 that 20 Egyptian Copts and a Ghanaian were beheaded by the Islamic State group. Only a . . . Read More
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Christians in Israel enjoy a higher level of religious freedom than in most other countries in the Middle East, although, being a Jewish state, Jewish citizens receive preferential treatment. Messianic Jews and those who convert from Judaism to Christianity may be branded traitors by ultra-orthodox Jewish organisations, while converts from a . . . Read More
After years of political conflict, the October 2015 elections were said by Freedom House to be “arguably the freest, fairest and most peaceful in the country’s history”. However, the legacy of past violence looms large, and there have been several recent examples of increasing Islamist militancy, such as the killing . . . Read More
Jordan has long been one of the Middle East’s more religiously open countries, but the tide is turning. Expatriate Christians and historical Christian communities are relatively free – as long as they do not evangelise Muslims. But Christians from Muslim backgrounds face serious oppression from local authorities, Muslim religious leaders . . . Read More
Kazakhstan’s repressive government seeks to control all areas of life. Religious freedom has been further restricted by recent legislation, while the government is using the threat of militant Islam as a pretext to clamp down. Converts to Christianity from a Muslim background come under the most pressure – from the government, . . . Read More
Most Kenyans are Christian, but violence against Christians has increased in recent years – predominantly at the hands of Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, which continues to target Christians in regions near the border with Somalia, where the group is based. Militants cross into Kenya to raid towns or attack buses, . . . Read More
The atmosphere in Kuwait is becoming increasingly hostile – though not yet violent – towards non-Muslims. Islamic law prescribes a wide range of rules for personal, family and community life. Christians from Muslim backgrounds are seen as second-class, foreigners and infidels, and are prevented from participating in community activities. Expatriate . . . Read More
Starting with the 2005 Tulip revolution, a bloodless overthrow of the communist regime, Kyrgyzstan’s democratically elected government is unique in the Central Asia region. Kyrgyzstan is predominantly Muslim – mainly folk Islam in the countryside – but there is increasing radicalisation, with more than 330 Kyrgyz citizens known to have . . . Read More
Christianity is viewed as a “Western ideology” in Laos, and those who adhere to it are considered foreign agents and enemies. The Marxist-Leninist government monitors all churches, and its permission is required for all conversions, evangelism and church activities. Christian converts from Buddhism or animism are seen to bring shame . . . Read More
Complex, besieged and dysfunctional on many levels (it took 29 months to break a deadlock and pick a president), Lebanon nonetheless is an open society where freedoms of the press, assembly, expression, and religion are protected by law. Since the end of its 15-year civil war in 1990, Christians and . . . Read More
Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in October 2011, Libya has been reduced to chaos, with Islamist groups filling the power vacuum left by the former dictator. It was in Libya in February 2015 that 20 Egyptian Copts and a Ghanaian were beheaded by the Islamic State group. Only a . . . Read More
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Christians in Israel enjoy a higher level of religious freedom than in most other countries in the Middle East, although, being a Jewish state, Jewish citizens receive preferential treatment. Messianic Jews and those who convert from Judaism to Christianity may be branded traitors by ultra-orthodox Jewish organisations, while converts from a . . . Read More
After years of political conflict, the October 2015 elections were said by Freedom House to be “arguably the freest, fairest and most peaceful in the country’s history”. However, the legacy of past violence looms large, and there have been several recent examples of increasing Islamist militancy, such as the killing . . . Read More
Jordan has long been one of the Middle East’s more religiously open countries, but the tide is turning. Expatriate Christians and historical Christian communities are relatively free – as long as they do not evangelise Muslims. But Christians from Muslim backgrounds face serious oppression from local authorities, Muslim religious leaders . . . Read More
Kazakhstan’s repressive government seeks to control all areas of life. Religious freedom has been further restricted by recent legislation, while the government is using the threat of militant Islam as a pretext to clamp down. Converts to Christianity from a Muslim background come under the most pressure – from the government, . . . Read More
Most Kenyans are Christian, but violence against Christians has increased in recent years – predominantly at the hands of Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, which continues to target Christians in regions near the border with Somalia, where the group is based. Militants cross into Kenya to raid towns or attack buses, . . . Read More
The atmosphere in Kuwait is becoming increasingly hostile – though not yet violent – towards non-Muslims. Islamic law prescribes a wide range of rules for personal, family and community life. Christians from Muslim backgrounds are seen as second-class, foreigners and infidels, and are prevented from participating in community activities. Expatriate . . . Read More
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But Christians from Muslim backgrounds face serious oppression from local authorities, Muslim religious leaders . . . Read More Kazakhstan Kazakhstan’s repressive government seeks to control all areas of life. Religious freedom has been further restricted by recent legislation, while the government is using the threat of militant Islam as a pretext to clamp down. Converts to Christianity from a Muslim background come under the most pressure – from the government, . . . Read More Kenya Most Kenyans are Christian, but violence against Christians has increased in recent years – predominantly at the hands of Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, which continues to target Christians in regions near the border with Somalia, where the group is based. Militants cross into Kenya to raid towns or attack buses, . . . Read More Kuwait The atmosphere in Kuwait is becoming increasingly hostile – though not yet violent – towards non-Muslims. 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Subscribe Now Copyright © 2011 – 2021 — World Watch Monitor. All Rights Reserved. Site design by Five Q | Sitemap | Privacy PolicyFacebook Twitter RSS Countries Israel Christians in Israel enjoy a higher level of religious freedom than in most other countries in the Middle East, although, being a Jewish state, Jewish citizens receive preferential treatment. Messianic Jews and those who convert from Judaism to Christianity may be branded traitors by ultra-orthodox Jewish organisations, while converts from a . . . Read More Ivory Coast After years of political conflict, the October 2015 elections were said by Freedom House to be “arguably the freest, fairest and most peaceful in the country’s history”. However, the legacy of past violence looms large, and there have been several recent examples of increasing Islamist militancy, such as the killing . . . Read More Jordan Jordan has long been one of the Middle East’s more religiously open countries, but the tide is turning. Expatriate Christians and historical Christian communities are relatively free – as long as they do not evangelise Muslims. But Christians from Muslim backgrounds face serious oppression from local authorities, Muslim religious leaders . . . Read More Kazakhstan Kazakhstan’s repressive government seeks to control all areas of life. Religious freedom has been further restricted by recent legislation, while the government is using the threat of militant Islam as a pretext to clamp down. Converts to Christianity from a Muslim background come under the most pressure – from the government, . . . Read More Kenya Most Kenyans are Christian, but violence against Christians has increased in recent years – predominantly at the hands of Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, which continues to target Christians in regions near the border with Somalia, where the group is based. Militants cross into Kenya to raid towns or attack buses, . . . 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However, the legacy of past violence looms large, and there have been several recent examples of increasing Islamist militancy, such as the killing . . . Read More Jordan Jordan has long been one of the Middle East’s more religiously open countries, but the tide is turning. Expatriate Christians and historical Christian communities are relatively free – as long as they do not evangelise Muslims. But Christians from Muslim backgrounds face serious oppression from local authorities, Muslim religious leaders . . . Read More Kazakhstan Kazakhstan’s repressive government seeks to control all areas of life. Religious freedom has been further restricted by recent legislation, while the government is using the threat of militant Islam as a pretext to clamp down. Converts to Christianity from a Muslim background come under the most pressure – from the government, . . . Read More Kenya Most Kenyans are Christian, but violence against Christians has increased in recent years – predominantly at the hands of Islamist militant group Al-Shabaab, which continues to target Christians in regions near the border with Somalia, where the group is based. Militants cross into Kenya to raid towns or attack buses, . . . Read More Kuwait The atmosphere in Kuwait is becoming increasingly hostile – though not yet violent – towards non-Muslims. Islamic law prescribes a wide range of rules for personal, family and community life. Christians from Muslim backgrounds are seen as second-class, foreigners and infidels, and are prevented from participating in community activities. Expatriate . . . Read More
309 milioni di cristiani sperimentano un livello di persecuzione e discriminazione molto alto nei Paesi della World Watch List (Più di 340 milioni se si considerano i Paesi fuori da questa lista con alto livello di persecuzione e discriminazione), il nostro report annuale sulla persecuzione dei cristiani nel mondo. Cliccando sulla mappa puoi accedere ai profili dettagliati di ogni singolo Paese.
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Corea del Nord
Popolazione 25.841.000
Cristiani 400.000
2
Afghanistan
Popolazione 38.055.000
Cristiani Un piccolo numero
3
Somalia
Popolazione 16.105.000
Cristiani Centinaia
4
Libia
Popolazione 6.662.000
Cristiani 34.500
5
Pakistan
Popolazione 208.362.000
Cristiani 4.052.000
6
Eritrea
Popolazione 5.432.000
Cristiani 2.552.000
7
Yemen
Popolazione 30.245.000
Cristiani Poche migliaia
8
Iran
Popolazione 83.587.000
Cristiani 800.000
9
Nigeria
Popolazione 206.153.000
Cristiani 96.358.000
10
India
Popolazione 1.383.198.000
Cristiani 67.356.000
11
Iraq
Popolazione 41.503.000
Cristiani 175.000
12
Siria
Popolazione 18.924.000
Cristiani 677.000
13
Sudan
Popolazione 43.541.000
Cristiani 1.970.000
14
Arabia Saudita
Popolazione 34.710.000
Cristiani 1.200.000 (stima di Porte Aperte)
15
Maldive
Popolazione 459.000
Cristiani Un piccolo numero
16
Egitto
Popolazione 102.941.000
Cristiani 16.250.000 (stima di Porte Aperte)
17
Cina
Popolazione 1.424.548.000
Cristiani 96.700.000 (stima di Porte Aperte)
18
Myanmar
Popolazione 54.808.000
Cristiani 4.362.000
19
Vietnam
Popolazione 98.360.000
Cristiani 8.924.000
20
Mauritania
Popolazione 4.784.000
Cristiani 10.800
21
Uzbekistan
Popolazione 33.236.000
Cristiani 345.000
22
Laos
Popolazione 7.165.000
Cristiani 199.000
23
Turkmenistan
Popolazione 6.031.000
Cristiani 68.000
24
Algeria
Popolazione 43.333.000
Cristiani 129.000
25
Turchia
Popolazione 83.836.000
Cristiani 171.000
26
Tunisia
Popolazione 11.903.000
Cristiani 23.100
27
Marocco
Popolazione 37.071.000
Cristiani 31.500
28
Mali
Popolazione 20.284.000
Cristiani 467.000
29
Qatar
Popolazione 2.792.000
Cristiani 367.000
30
Colombia
Popolazione 50.220.000
Cristiani 47.706.000
31
Bangladesh
Popolazione 169.775.000
Cristiani 903.000
32
Burkina Faso
Popolazione 20.903.000
Cristiani 4.965.000
33
Tagikistan
Popolazione 9.475.000
Cristiani 66.300
34
Nepal
Popolazione 30.260.000
Cristiani 1.285.000
35
Repubblica Centrafricana
Popolazione 4.921.000
Cristiani 3.691.000
36
Etiopia
Popolazione 112.759.000
Cristiani 67.491.000
37
Messico
Popolazione 133.870.000
Cristiani 128.229.000
38
Giordania
Popolazione 10.209.000
Cristiani 180.000
39
Brunei
Popolazione 445.000
Cristiani 52.000
40
Rep. Dem. Congo
Popolazione 89.505.000
Cristiani 851.020.000
41
Kazakistan
Popolazione 18.777.000
Cristiani 4.852.000
42
Camerun
Popolazione 25.958.000
Cristiani 15.922.000
43
Bhutan
Popolazione 835.000
Cristiani 30.000
44
Oman
Popolazione 5.150.000
Cristiani 185.000
45
Mozambico
Popolazione 32.309.000
Cristiani 17.448.000
46
Malesia
Popolazione 32.869.000
Cristiani 2.991.000
47
Indonesia
Popolazione 272.223.000
Cristiani 33.192.000
48
Kuwait
Popolazione 4.303.000
Cristiani 513.000
49
Kenya
Popolazione 53.492.000
Cristiani 43.991.000
50
Comore
Popolazione 870.000
Cristiani 4.200
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