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Worst Christian Persecution Expected in Saudi Arabia, North Korea
A UK-based Christian human rights groups has said that in 2008 some of the harshest persecution endured by Christians is likely to take place in states where Christianity is illegal - North Korea and Saudi Arabia.
Continue reading Comments (0) 15.01.2008. 22:41 Pope expresses his solidarity to Iraqi Christians touched by recent attacks
In a telegram Benedict XVI calls on the perpetrators of the attacks to forsake violence and on the authorities to do what is necessary to find a just and peaceful solution to the country’s problems.
Continue reading Comments (0) 14.01.2008. 22:51 The All Pakistan Minorities Alliance (APMA) Chief, Mr. Shahbaz Bhatti, has appealed to Christians across the globe to devote year 2008 to pray for Pakistan and Pakistani Christians.
“I appeal to the Christians across the world to pray for Pakistan since the country has become a hub of extremism and terrorism. Please pray that peace and harmony prevails in the country,” said Mr. Shahbaz Bhatti while talking to ANS on the eve of the New Year.
Continue reading Comments (0) 14.01.2008. 22:47 Should we dedicate ourselves to creating a new nation that has a long record of the most vicious persecution of its Christian population? Should we use our nation's influence to create a new nation dedicated to the proposition that its Christian population should be murdered and discriminated against in every conceivable way and driven into exile if they manage to survive? Should we help finance and create this Christian-persecuting nation that has managed by its policies to take a city that was once 85 percent Christian in 1948 and transform it into a city of only 15 percent Christians, where Christians who have to live in constant fear, under threat of murder and worse?
Continue reading Comments (0) 14.01.2008. 22:39 Grad student loses $18-million lawsuit against UBC professors
MA candidate claimed she was discriminated against because of her faith
Published: Monday, January 14, 2008
Continue reading Comments (0) 14.01.2008. 22:28 Wearing a cross to workBritish Airways worker loses cross row case
LONDON (AFP) — A British Airways worker has lost her case for religious discrimination over wearing a cross to work, she said Tuesday.
Nadia Eweida, 56, took BA to an employment tribunal claiming it effectively discriminated against Christians because they were not allowed to wear religious jewellery while Muslims were allowed to wear hijabs and Sikhs bangles.
The airline, which changed its policy to allow crosses on chains over work clothes last year amid controversy over the case, said its clothing policy did not discriminate against Christians.
The row erupted in 2006 when Eweida claimed she was asked to remove or hide her cross.
"I'm very disappointed," she said.
"The judge has given way for BA to have a victory on imposing their will on all their staff."
A BA spokesman said: "We are pleased that the tribunal's decision supports our position.
"Our current policy allows symbols of faith to be worn openly and has been developed with multi-faith groups and our staff."
Eweida, who still works for the airline, pledged to return to work Thursday wearing the cross.
Here is the same note about the case, accept it's done in a soft multifaith language of the Catholic News Service: Text of the article from CNS.
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