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The Covid-19 crisis has been devastating for all Indians, but sadly, a crisis of increasing religious violence and discrimination rages on even during the pandemic. Every day, Christians and other religious minorities across the country are being harassed, arrested, beaten, raped, and even murdered. They’re being withheld Covid relief, and in some areas of the country the local police and politicians are participating in and advocating for this persecution and discrimination. Read the recent report.
But you can help.
We’re asking citizens from countries all over the world to speak out and stand for truth in a unified way. Will you help fight for the voiceless?
We can all be part of the solution.
“This may be the last time we are able to speak up for our country. Even if it doesn’t make a difference, we have to do it.”
PASTOR SAMUEL*
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Take a stand:
Call for an international investigation
It’s time for the international community to call for a formal investigation into the violence and human rights violations against religious minorities in India.
A report by London School of Economics demonstrates the severity of the problem and recommendations for how policymakers can be part of the solution.
Click here to download Destructive Lies: Disinformation, speech that incites violence and discrimination against religious minorities in India.
Click here to download the extended version of the report.
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