
2026 brought no improvement for persecuted Christians or for religious freedom
The editors on the yearbooks Religious Freedom 2026 and on Persecution and Discrimination against Christians 2026 draw a bleak conclusion

The editors on the yearbooks Religious Freedom 2026 and on Persecution and Discrimination against Christians 2026 draw a bleak conclusion

Bilanz zur Situation der Religionsfreiheit weltweit

New IIRF Report published simultaneously in English and German

At the 50th Jalsa Salana in Germany, the President of the International Council of the International Society for Human Rights appeals to Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia

In June 2026 the Observatory for Religious Freedom in Africa (ORFA) published its six-year study of killings and abductions in Nigeria, covering the period from

New article by IIRF scholars Dr Dennis P. Petri, Dr Camila Sánchez-Sandoval and Marcela Bordón-Lugo

Webinar by Dr. Dennis P. Petri

For the last several years, the religious freedom community has described Nigeria as the most dangerous country in the world in terms of the number

Thomas Schirrmacher visited Kyrgyzstan, with a particular focus on the situation of the country’s indigenous people.

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