Aug 31, 2026 · 6 min · 7 segments
There is a religious group being harassed, imprisoned, and killed for their faith in record numbers, some millions of people worldwide. Most of it happens in the Muslim world. You would expect a story…
Christians remain the world's most victimized religious group.
The list is depressingly long.
In Nigeria, Fulani militants and Boko Haram jihadists continue their genocidal campaign.
Entire Christian villages are burned.
Pastors are beheaded.
Thousands of Christians have been slaughtered in recent years alone, with churches torched and women taken as sex slaves.
This isn't random crime.
It's jihad against infidels.
That's how the perpetrators frame it, even if the media refuses to quote their own words.
Accusations, often false, trigger mob lynchings and church burnings.
Christian girls are routinely abducted, forcibly converted to Islam, and married off.
The authorities do little and sometimes are even complicit.
Egypt's Coptic Christians, one of the oldest Christian communities on earth, have long endured church attacks after Friday prayers, forced displacements, systemic discrimination, and the abduction and Islamization of their daughters.
Many who remain live as frightened dhimmis, barely tolerated subjects who pay tribute for the privilege of existing within an Islamic state.
Christians remain the world's most victimized religious group.
The list is depressingly long.
In Nigeria, Fulani militants and Boko Haram jihadists continue their genocidal campaign.
Entire Christian villages are burned.
Pastors are beheaded.
Thousands of Christians have been slaughtered in recent years alone, with churches torched and women taken as sex slaves.
This isn't random crime.
It's jihad against infidels.
That's how the perpetrators frame it, even if the media refuses to quote their own words.
Accusations, often false, trigger mob lynchings and church burnings.
Christian girls are routinely abducted, forcibly converted to Islam, and married off.
The authorities do little and sometimes are even complicit.
Egypt's Coptic Christians, one of the oldest Christian communities on earth, have long endured church attacks after Friday prayers, forced displacements, systemic discrimination, and the abduction and Islamization of their daughters.
Many who remain live as frightened dhimmis, barely tolerated subjects who pay tribute for the privilege of existing within an Islamic state.
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