An overwhelming majority of Myanmar refugees and displaced persons would return home if the country returned to civilian governance.

Clergyman calls on United States Vice President to fulfill Trump's pledge on hostages.

In January, four Armenian hostages were released by Azerbaijan. Meanwhile, the wave of violence sweeping Nigeria’s Middle Belt continued into 2026 and India looked back on its most violent year ever f...

With elections taking place on February 12, the Christian minority have little confidence in the two main coalitions contesting the vote.

Christians in India experienced the highest number of violent incidents in 2025, continuing a five-year surge in attacks that intensified during the Christmas season.

The Nigerian Catholic Church has announced the release of one of its priests who was kidnapped by Fulani militants in November.

2025 ended and 2026 began in Nigeria with a series of deadly attacks across northern and central Nigeria that instilled fear in rural Christian communities.

Thirty-eight members of a church in Kwara who were kidnapped on November 18 are free. The incident is one in a string of recent Islamist attacks across Nigeria’s Middle Belt, including the abduction o...

The health of Vicken Euljekjian, a citizen of Armenia and Lebanon who has been illegally detained by Azerbaijan for five years, is rapidly deteriorating.

CSI President Dr. John Eibner and Director of Advocacy Dr. Joel Veldkamp met with religious leaders, human rights lawyers, and political leaders in Armenia.

Human rights defenders in Nigeria’s Plateau State have raised the alarm after receiving credible intelligence of Islamist threats to the lives of Christian activists.

The Islamic State is continuing devastating attacks in Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces, beheading Christians, burning churches, and displacing thousands.

Since government forces attacked Suwayda in July, Druze and Christians have suffered massacre, displacement, and a complete loss of certainty.

An event at the UN in Geneva focused on the right of return of Nagorno Karabakh's Armenian Christian population. And the campaign to free a Christian former mayor in Syria.

Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples urged to consider the threats facing the traditional economies of West Papua.

Pastor Paul Musa and his wife Ruth have been in Boko Haram captivity for over two years. Attempts to win their release by paying ransom have failed.

The September 29 side event at the UN Human Rights Council will focus on the “Swiss Peace Initiative for Nagorno Karabakh”

On September 8, Christian Solidarity International urged the Sri Lanka government to address ongoing discrimination against religious minorities.

The current security crises in Nigeria’s Middle Belt bear the hallmarks of ethnic cleansing, CSI has told a parliamentary inquiry in the United Kingdom.

A CSI partner is demanding Pakistan's courts enforce labor laws to protect millions of brick kiln workers trapped in debt bondage.

An interview with an Egyptian local human rights activist reveals how discrimination of Christians is built into the country's laws and social fabric.

A further massacre of Druze in Syria and the Swiss Peace Initiative for Nagorno Karabakh is presented in Washington D.C.

On July 15, Fulani militants carried out a massacre in a Christian village in Riyom in Nigeria’s central Plateau State, killing 27 people.

A petition demands the constitution of Nigeria be changed, saying that the country's identity as a secular state is at risk.

In a historic ruling, a court in Pakistan authorizes a convert to Christianity to receive a new ID card stating that she is a Christian.

CSI, Swiss parliamentarians and ex-Armenian foreign minister present peace initiative to Congress

June review: The new Syrian government fails to protect the Christian minority and Switzerland backpedals on a Nagorno Karabakh peace forum.

YouTube video by Christian Solidarity International

A young Christian man accused of blasphemy in Pakistan has been acquitted of "baseless" charges, his lawyer says.

May 2025 review: Switzerland seeks to end the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, and the U.S. announces it will lift sanctions on Syria.

On May 26, a cross-party Swiss parliamentary committee launched the Swiss Peace Initiative for Nagorno Karabakh in the Swiss capital, Bern.

On May 26, a cross-party committee of 19 parliamentarians in support of the Swiss Peace Initiative for Nagorno Karabakh will be launched in Bern.

Vicken Euljekjian, an Armenian civilian illegally detained in Azerbaijan, has staged a hunger strike, after being denied the right to call his wife.

Syria’s Druze are the latest religious minority group to come under attack since the overthrow of the Assad dictatorship in December.

A truck driver deliberately plowed into Christians processing through Gombe on Easter Monday killing six people, an investigation has ruled.

This year, Easter celebrations In Nigeria were overshadowed by a series of deadly Islamist attacks. In Myanmar and Syria, Christians fear attacks.

Haider Ali, a 17-year-old Muslim from Pakistan, has been acquitted of blasphemy charges, He was arrested in 2020, aged just 13.

Fifty-six Christian villagers in Plateau State were killed by militants on the night of Palm Sunday. CSI visited survivors in hospital.

Thousands of people are dead, injured or missing following the Myanmar earthquake. Christian Solidarity International (CSI) is providing emergency aid.

YouTube video by Christian Solidarity International

Pakistan's blasphemy laws have created a landscape where Christians and other religious minorities live in perpetual fear.

Religious minorities in Bangladesh are facing increased violence and persecution under the interim government, Christian Solidarity International warns.

Syria expert Fabrice Balanche says the new government is looking for a scapegoat as it seeks to unify the country. And he casts doubt on al-Sharaa’s commitment to change.

A devastating surge of sectarian violence is sweeping across Syria, with religious minorities facing brutal persecution three months after the collapse of the previous regime.

CSI visits Christian families trapped in debt bondage at brick factories. CSI helps the most vulnerable among them, paying off their debts.