Correcting the religious freedom narrative in Nigeria
This essay originally appeared as a post by Dennis Petri on the Five4Faith Substack on April 16. Image source: ADF International.
Open Doors
IIRF has published audit statement on the Open Doors World Watch List 2026
The International Institute for Religious Freedom has published its annual audit statement on the Open Doors World Watch List 2026.
Audit Statement on the outcomes of the Open Doors World Watch List 2026
The IIRF releases the audit statement of the World Watch List 2026 of Open Doors International
Webinar on Christians displaced by extremist violence in Nigeria
The International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF), in collaboration with the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) and Open Doors (OD), invites you to an important webinar
Audit statement of the World Watch List 2025
The IIRF releases the audit statement of the World Watch List 2025 of Open Doors International
No road home
Christian IDPs displaced by extremist violence in Nigeria
New Edition of the World Watch List 2024
Open Doors International launches a new edition of the study of the reality of persecuted Christians around the world with the World Watch List 2024.
The IIRF releases the audit outcomes of the World Watch List 2024
Scholars and experts share their outcomes as part of the IIRF audit team about the World Watch List 2024
Clarification Regarding the Relationship between IIRF and the World Watch List of Open Doors
In the increasingly crowded landscape of religious freedom research, the International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF) stands as a reliable contributor, supporting collaborations with
Publication in Christianity Today about WWL audit by the IIRF
The International Institute for Religious Freedom (IIRF) is responsible for the annual audit of the World Watch List of Open Doors International, the most authoritative index of persecution of Christians.