International Christian Concern

International Christian Concern (ICC) is an ecumenical, non-governmental, non-partisan Christian organization, located in Washington, DC, whose concern is the human rights of Christians and religious minorities. Its mission is to help religious minorities from all forms of persecution through assistance, advocacy, and awareness.

Nearly 200 Nigerians Killed in Christmas Eve Massacre

Suspected Nigerian Fulani militias attacked 21 Christian villages in the Bokkos,  Barkin Ladi, and Mangu counties of Plateau State on Christmas Eve, killing nearly 200 villagers.

Husband Sets Wife on Fire After Her Conversion

When he found her Bible, then locked her in a room, stormed out, and returned with a container of gas.

Afghanistan’s Christians Fight To Survive Under the Taliban

Since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, religious and civil liberties have rapidly deteriorated under Taliban rule.

Church Attack in Uganda Leaves One Dead

Suspected Islamic extremists stormed Katikara Anglican Church in Kakumiro District, western Uganda, hacking a church member to death and leaving several others injured on Tuesday.  

Church Leaders Advocate for Greater Crackdown on Human Trafficking at ASEAN Summit

Leaders from 11 Southeast Asian countries will meet for the 42nd ASEAN (The Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Summit from May 10-11 in Indonesia.

Libyan Security Agency Arrests Christians Accused of Proselytizing

Two American school teachers accused of being “missionaries inviting Muslim Libyans to convert to Christianity” were detained and deported to Tunisia last week by the Libyan Internal Security Agency.

17 Christians Killed by Militants in Nigeria’s Southern Kaduna

In the most recent attack, the militants came at night using sophisticated weapons. A local ICC staffer reviewed pictures of 14 lifeless victims on the ground in Ungwan Wakili.

Militants Kill Christian Clergy, Others For Not Supporting The Ruling APC Party

A clergyman with the Church of Christ in Nations, Reverend Musa Hyok, was killed on on Saturday, March 4 at night alongside two of his sons.

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