Human-rights
advocates
are mystified
about why two Christians, imprisoned in
Iran for their church leadership roles, have
been freed a few days after a fire broke out
in Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison.
The
leaders
are Pastor Naser Navard
Goltapeh, who had spent two months
in
solitary confinement, and Fariba Dalir, who
was jailed for starting a house church. She had
spent 38 days in solitary confinement. Both
pardons were unexpected and had previously
been denied. One theory is that Evin Prison
is hosting Mahsa Amini protestors and is
quickly running out of space.
Nigeria: killed and maimed
Morning Star News
Suspected Islamic terrorists have killed 15
Christians
in Obi county, north-central
Nigeria. Many were members of
the
Universal Reformed Christian Church.
Local community leader Ukpuu Abaa also
reported that:
‘A Christian woman called
Kwaghdoo Saaku was
injured when
the
herdsmen cut off one of her breasts. The
herdsmen during the invasion of our village
shot
randomly at our people who were
sleeping in their houses.’
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