Christian children on the new killing
fields
Remember
when the Khmer Rouge ordered people out of the cities of Cambodia and then went
about systematically killing leaders of the country and their families. The
leader of the Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot, killed approximately 1.7 million people.
Adolf Hitler killed over 6 million Jews, Gypsies and gay people. The Holocaust
will be forever etched in the minds of all mankind. For the most part the world
community stood back and let this happen.
Mankind is
about to watch ISIS, or the Islamic State commit genocide on the people of
Iraq. The leader of ISIS has ordered the mutilation of women’s genitals in the
city of Mosul. ISIS demands that people convert to Islam or be killed; most
flee for their lives. The Islamic State kills and crucifies publicly some of
its victims. ISIS, as it was called before becoming the Islamic State, was
connected to al Qaida, then was rejected by al-Qaida for being to violent
Amidst the
violent persecution inflicted on Christians in Iraq, many pleas for help in
Syria have gone unheard. Radical Islamic extremists have cut water and
electricity from Christian communities. Families are unable to flee their homes
to find safer shelter. Syria’s largest city, Aleppo, has been all but emptied of
Christians and other religious minorities fleeing this extreme persecution.
Those that remain are often too sick, weak, or poor to leave. As this violence
continues, Christians throughout the Middle East and the world are watching and
wondering, who will step in and stop this Christian persecution?
The right to
religious freedom has continued to decline in Pakistan. Christians and other
religious minorities continue to face greater persecution as religious
intolerance and religious extremism become more mainstream in the Muslim
majority country. Originally founded as a country meant to treat all its
citizens equally regardless of religious background, Pakistan has become one of
the most religiously intolerant counties on the map. Photo: Pakistanis remember
the dead at memorials for the victims of the bomb attacks at All Saints Church
in Peshawar.
Family
Kidnaps Daughter and Threatens Father Because of His Faith
Mr. Jayus was born and raised in a strong
Muslim family in Indonesia and he started to face persecution from his
community after his conversion to Christianity. He and his wife were cast out
of the village and his older brother threatened to kill him. Mr. Jayus’ in-laws
also kidnapped his daughter and made her cut contact with the family. Since 2010,
Mr. Jayus and his family have been moving from one place to another, in fear of
their lives. Due to the persecution, Mr. Jayus lost his job and his health is
deteriorating. ICC delivered living and medical expenses to Mr. Jayus and his
family. ICC’s local representative also visits Mr. Jayus and his family
regularly and encourages them to not to give up hope. Please say a prayer for
Mr. Jayus’ health and his daughter’s return to the family
Muslims Use
Dolls To Train Their Kids How To Behead Infidels, And Say, “Teach Children To
Cut Necks, Tomorrow There Will Be Rotten Heads”
Iraqi
Christian Man Sends This Message To Americans: “They’re Killing Our People.
They’re Raping Our Women. We Need To Protect The Christians.”
Two Muslim
men in Pakistan gang raped a 12 year old Christian girl in order to show “power
over Christian girls”. The Christian girl worked as a maid, alongside her three
sisters. As she was leaving for home from work, she was kidnapped by two Muslim
men, who then gang raped her. The rapists have been identified as as Ashraf
Alias Achi and Ghaffor Alias Paida.
According to
Sardar Mushtaq Gill, rape is used as a means to illustrate dominance by Muslim
men over Christian women:
In Pakistan
rape is used as an instrument of arbitrary power over Christian girls, who come
from poor and marginalized families. It is a form of violence that wants to
reiterate the submission to Muslims. The rest of society is not outraged
because the victims mostly belong to religious minorities, who are the most
vulnerable. Rarely rapists are punished… Furthermore, rape victims face
terrible difficulties; they do not receive adequate medical treatment for
sexual assault. Many girls are traumatized and become depressed and in need of
psychological assistance
One source
tells us that Muslim jihadists groups in Pakistan “routinely target
Christians”, and this is of no surprise to us. Here at Rescue Christians we
have dealt with numerous cases of Christian girls being raped by Muslim men.
The horrific we ever dealt with, was that of Tania Rubecca. When we were
dealing with her case, our Pakistani contact wrote to us:
During a
counseling class with Tania, we found that she was very much ill-treated
physically and mentally. You cannot even imagine the torture suffered by Tania.
The abductors treated her barbarically, using her anus to sexually please
themselves. We have immediately arranged for her surgery and she will be
recovered soon.
We are
continuously working to rescue Christians from Islamic slavery in Pakistan. We
have already rescued several Christian families, and the stories of their
rescuing can be read here, here, and here.
We will
rescue more Christians, but we cannot do so without your help.
NEWS | Boko
Haram’s Growing ‘Circle of Power’
Boko Haram,
a radical Islamic insurgency, is getting closer to its goal of establishing a
separate Islamic state to be ruled by Sharia law in Nigeria's increasingly
lawless northeast. Strategically encircling the capital of Nigeria's Borno
State, Maiduguri, Boko haram has captured village after village, slaughter
Christians and other civilians, burning churches to the ground, forcing women
into domestic slavery and boys and men to fight
Don’t Forget
the Missing Girls of Chibok
After more than 100 days in captivity, US
surveillance drones which flew over north-eastern Nigeria have identified what
suggests to be more than 240 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram in April. In
the immediate aftermath of the abduction, human rights and religious freedom
advocates, social media moguls, and government officials alike pledged their
support to find and safely return those abducted. Over time though,
#BringBackOurGirls slipped from Twitter’s trending hashtags, and the government
statements of support went without follow-up. More than 20 parents of those
abducted have died from stress-related incidents while waiting anxiously for
their daughters’ return. Please pray for over 200 girls who remain missing
Deeper into
Turkey to Meet Christian Refugees
Across the Middle East, Christians from Iraq,
Iran, Syria and elsewhere have been fleeing unprecedented levels of
persecution. Many have escaped to Turkey, where they live as refugees, waiting,
praying and hoping that one day they will be able to either return to their
homes or find a new life as citizens in a new nation. ICC has spent several
days on the ground meeting with persecuted Christian refugees in Turkey,
recording their stories, and providing them with much needed prayer and support
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