380 Million Christians Face Brutal Persecution in Muslim-Majority Regions

Europe must take note, ban Sharia law, and reshape its refugee and migrant policy, keeping in mind the tyrannical nature of Islam.

A new report by Open Doors, an international human rights organization that monitors Christian persecution on a global scale, confirms that Christianity is the world’s most persecuted religion. Except for North Korea, where the source of persecution is Communist and Post-Communist oppression, the cause of persecution in the other top 10 countries is mainly Islamic oppression.

Every year, Open Doors releases its “World Watch” report of the 50 states that persecute Christians. According to the organization’s 2025 report, more than 380 million Christians across the world suffer high levels of persecution and discrimination because of their faith.

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Fake IDs, Lies, and Taliban Links: The Scandal Behind Germany’s Refugee Programme

Muslims in Germany: Caliphate is the solution

Germany’s Afghan refugee programme has come under fierce scrutiny following revelations that the government allowed thousands of migrants to enter the country with fake documents and fabricated stories—many with the active support of NGOs it continues to fund.

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They Dress Like Cops – But Enforce Sharia

From London to New York, Islamic enforcers are claiming the streets.

We all know what Sharia enforcement looks like in the Islamic world.

We saw it when Mahsa Amini was murdered on September 16, 2022 by Iran’s “morality police”—beaten to death for resisting their hijab code.

She wasn’t some rebel.

She was a 22-year-old girl with a little too much hair showing. And they killed her for it.

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Is it now a crime to make fun of Hezbollah terrorists?

Causing offence to Islamist extremists can now land you in a police cell.

The recent arrest of a Jewish man for holding a placard mocking Hezbollah’s now deceased leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has triggered outrage. It has also raised serious questions about the Metropolitan Police’s approach to policing protests in London, particularly those involving extremist or anti-Semitic elements.

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“State Sponsored Antisemitism”

Avi Benlolo: The Jewish community is under attack — will you stand with us?

This past week, The Abraham Global Peace Initiative hosted a powerful and inspiring gala at Toronto’s historic Casa Loma. The keynote speaker, former Israeli UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan, addressed a sold-out crowd made up of proud Canadians — many of them children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors. They gathered to counter hate, intolerance and to promote human rights and peace in the Middle East. But outside, a dangerous scene unfolded: a mob of radicalized agitators, emboldened and hateful, hurled slurs and threats at our guests simply for being Jewish.

He’s not wrong about the attitude of government in Canada at all levels and he’s also right about the media but that brag about helping Syrians is not the flex he thinks it is.

I’m sorry but helping to import Muslims is a virtue signal too far. Thanks for nothin there Avi.

I liked the old Canada better, the pre- 3rd World version, the one without Islamists.

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“Dead Men Don’t Kill”: German Feminists Ignore Link Between Immigration and Rising Crime

Recent attempts to clamp down on violence against women have been criticised for curving around the significant impact of uncontrolled borders.

A banner held by two leftist activists at a vigil for a woman stabbed to death in Fulda, central Germany, last Monday read:

Dead men don’t kill.

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College of Teachers acts against teacher for denouncing Hamas

For years radicals have been trying to insert themselves into our education system.

These are the people who teach that 2+2= racist. That’s not a joke; it’s something that happened.

Now, our education system and the organizations that support it are being used as ways to bring the conflict in the Middle East into the classroom.

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A Timeline of Evil: Terror Attacks in Europe in 2024-25

In recent years, not a week has gone by without a jihadist terror attack in some European city being reported in the news. Most of the perpetrators turn out to be failed asylum seekers, highlighting the fact that Western European governments have failed to protect their own citizens by mismanaging the migration crisis that started a decade ago—failing to stop illegal migrants from entering, and failing to deport those who have no right to stay.

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Muslim advocacy group funded Liberal cabinet minister’s trip to Jerusalem to pray

Treasury Board President Shafqat Ali accepted more than $3,100 in sponsored travel from a Muslim advocacy group for a visit to Jerusalem, where he was photographed praying at the Al-Aqsa Mosque and voiced criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza, according to new disclosures filed with the federal Ethics Commissioner.

Blacklock’s Reporter says the January 2024 trip, valued at $3,148, was paid for by Canadian Muslim Vote, a group that also sponsored Liberal MP Salma Zahid and New Democrat MP Heather McPherson.

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Why Is No One Worried About a 5-Fold Increase in Terrorism Charges in Canada?

Remember when car thefts were all the rage? News story after news story told us that this form of crime was skyrocketing in Canada: almost doubling in Ontario and Quebec, up by a third in Alberta, and a fifth in Atlantic Canada in 2022. People were flocking to buy newfangled locking mechanisms, and some owners even put retractable steel or concrete bollards in their driveways!

This scourge was indeed worrisome and received significant media coverage, but it has been superseded by another, much more dangerous one that has not been given nearly enough attention: terrorism arrests in Canada.

The government and media play down the threat with the subtext being that you’re a racist for daring to discuss it out loud.

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Four in 10 British Pakistanis think first-cousin marriage should be legal

Almost one in 10 Britons believe marriage between first cousins should be legal, according to new polling. The figures, published today by YouGov, show that while 9% of adults nationwide think cousin marriage should remain legal, this proportion rises to 39% within the British Pakistani and British Bangladeshi communities.

While marriage between first cousins is currently legal in the UK, in December Conservative MP Richard Holden called for the practice to be banned. Parliament is currently reviewing his proposed legislation, with the bill’s second reading planned for July. Holden has argued that the offspring produced by first-cousin marriages are roughly twice as susceptible to birth defects, and that a ban should be enforced for the sake of public health and women’s freedom.

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Quran burning prosecution in effect ‘reintroduces blasphemy law’

The decision to prosecute a man for burning the Quran is “tantamount to reintroducing a blasphemy law” in Britain, a court has been told.

Hamit Coskun, 50, a former political prisoner, allegedly shouted “f*** Islam”, “Islam is religion of terrorism” and “Quran is burning” as he held the flaming Islamic text aloft outside the Turkish consulate in Knightsbridge in February, Westminster magistrates’ court heard on Wednesday.

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Police arrest 11 Hamas supporters at CANSEC military trade show

Ottawa Police said they arrested 11 protesters outside of the CANSEC military trade show Wednesday morning.

The Ottawa Police Service’s public order unit cleared demonstrators around 10:30 a.m. after the police liaison team “made numerous attempts to have the protestors cooperate,” OPS wrote on the social media site X.

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Inside Saudi Arabia’s ‘hellish’ secret prisons for ‘disobedient’ women and girls

Saudi women have bravely spoken out on the ‘hellish’ conditions inside the country’s prisons for ‘disobedient’ women, where inmates are sent by family members to be ‘rehabilitated’ through an alleged violent campaign of flogging, isolation and abuse.

Women have shared harrowing testimonies of being sent to the facilities as punishment for not ‘obeying’ sexual abuse at home, and then flogged or locked away in isolation until they ‘reconcile’ with their abusers.

The human rights group ALQST has documented wider cases of abuse and neglect; malnutrition; poor health and hygiene; mistreatment and brutality; excessive use of solitary confinement; and denigration.

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