Persecution of Christians Worsens in Almost 56% of Countries Studied, with None Improving
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Persecution of Christians worsens in almost 56% of countries studied, with none improving
Conditions for Christians worsened in almost 56% of the 18 countries examined over the past two years, and none recorded an overall improvement, according to a new report from the pontifical charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN). The report finds that extremist violence, authoritarian governments and religious nationalism are placing increasing pressure on […]
The data in the new report of the Acs foundation, which examines 18 countries from August 2024 to June 2026. Extremist violence, authoritarian governments and religious nationalism the most incisive factors The article Worse the condition of Christians in much of the world comes from RomeSeven.
The report "Persecuted and Forgotten?" published by Aide à l'Église en Distress Tuesday, 27 October, which focuses on 18 countries, highlights the extent and severity of the persecution of Christians in the world. The study relies on numerous testimonies as well as figures to document a worsening of discrimination.
The persecution of Christians continues to worsen in different regions of the world, nourished by religious extremism, the repression of authoritarian governments and the spread of confessional nationalism.
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