There is more evidence of strict enforcement of the one-child policy in China, this time from secret government documents and public posters.
A Christian advocacy group is asking for prayer for Christians who are being persecuted in one of the most oppressive countries in the world.
The daughter of an imprisoned house church leader in China has issued an international plea because of her father's deteriorating health.
Seventy percent of Christians killed around the world in 2012 died in the African country of Nigeria, where the persecution continues today.
Christian human rights organization ChinaAid is reporting the violent attack on a father of three by Chinese family planning officials.
Christians in Iraq fear their plight may have been forgotten by the rest of the world.
Efforts continue to locate kidnapped Christian children in Bangladesh.
Americans continue to press for the release of an American pastor jailed in Iran.
Christians in Syria are asking brothers and sisters in the faith to join them in bombarding heaven with prayer.
A bipartisan group of congressional members is now communicating with the State Department, asking for ramped up efforts for the release of a Christian -- who is an American citizen -- from an Iranian prison.
The plea for an American-Iranian Christian pastor imprisoned in Iran is going international -- and that's just one of the approaches being used to help him.
The figures of an annual survey show that persecution of Christians in China has worsened. But there is cautious optimism for the future.
A house church leader in China serving a harsh prison sentence has found his situation worsening as pressure is now placed on his family.
An American-Iranian pastor remains in jail in Iran on trumped up charges. Though he faces an 8-year term in a violent prison, his family members in Idaho are enduring the situation and remain hopeful for positive news.
The wife of American pastor Saeed Abedini, who's been sentenced to eight years in prison in Iran, says the Islamic regime views his Christianity as a national security threat.
Congressman Frank Wolf (R-Virginia) has launched a "Defending Freedoms" project urging other members of Congress to get on board with human rights issues.