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Nigerian court bars Islamic police from arresting Christian convert
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- Aug 16, 5:00 AM Catholic News Agency Nigerian court bars Islamic police from arresting Christian convert over faith, marriage refusal
- Aug 16, 1:00 PM Catholic World Report Nigerian court bars Islamic police from arresting Christian convert over faith, marriage refusal
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- Oct 31, 6:30 AM PT Pakistan court hands rare prison sentence over anti-Christian riots
- Oct 31, 6:25 AM PT Christian persecution deepens across Asia amid authoritarianism, nationalism and conflict
- Oct 31, 6:17 AM PT · 39 sources Pope Leo XIV sends video message to Assisi peace meeting
- Oct 31, 4:07 AM PT · 11 sources Peter Bhatti urges West to protect Pakistani Christians
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