🚨State Department issues a further condemnation of Britain’s “egregious” buffer zones, . warning of a “concerning departure” from shared UK-US values:.

RT @Sean_ADFIntl: This article happened to be published today on the Intl Day for Victims of Religious-Based Violence. Here’s just some of….

RT @Jeremy_Tedesco: 🚨BIG NEWS on global censorship 🚨. Trade talks between @POTUS and the E.U. have stalled—and the reason is telling. Bruss….

Today, we remember those who have suffered violence because of their faith. Everyone has a right to worship freely and peacefully, without the fear of punishment or death. ADF International is committed to protecting religious freedom around the world.

EGYPT: Christians face violence, harassment, and severe legal restrictions on practicing their faith. Christians like Abdulbaqi Abdo have been accused of blasphemy and terrorism simply because of their beliefs.

SYRIA: Extremist attacks persist, displacing many Christians and other religious minorities, and destroying their places of worship. In July 2025, the European Parliament called for stronger protections for religious freedom in Syria. 🔗

IRAQ: Minority faith communities continue to face violence, displacement, and attacks from extremist groups. While conditions are slowly improving in the country, the threat to Christian communities remains a serious concern.

NIGERIA: Widely known as one of the most dangerous countries for Christians. Thousands are killed each year by extremist groups, and many others are severely punished under harsh blasphemy laws.

The UN General Assembly designates August 22 as the International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief. Religious persecution is rising worldwide. Christians and other religious minorities face serious threats simply for practicing their

Time and again in Brazil, we have seen these blatant attacks on free speech silence the voices of many . – including politicians, citizens, journalists, and anyone who offers different viewpoints from those in power. 🇧🇷 We must continue to push back against this censorship. All.

🇧🇷 By June 2025, the Supreme Court went further—ruling that digital platforms could be held liable for posts made by users. This forces platforms to preemptively censor users, undermining and restricting free expression online.

Following this:. 👉Brazil blocked access to Rumble after the platform rejected the government’s censorship demands. 👉Five Brazilian lawmakers challenged the state censorship before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, triggering an investigation from the Commission’s.

🚨In September 2024, Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered a nationwide suspension of X, after Elon Musk refused censorship demands from the Brazilian government. For 39 days, millions of Brazilians lost access to the platform, preventing them from engaging in online conversations.

Take the case of Isabella Cêpa. She could face up to 25 years in prison in Brazil. Her “crime”?. Sharing her beliefs about gender ideology online. 👉She was recently granted asylum in Europe, becoming the first Brazilian to receive refugee protection for her speech against

🚨 Brazil is facing a censorship crisis. Authorities are silencing online voices, punishing platforms, and even prosecuting citizens for peaceful speech. 🧵What we’ve seen so far:

RT @ADFIntl: The Digital Services Act doesn’t just regulate speech in Europe—it pressures platforms globally to police users’ posts or face….

RT @ADFIntl: 🚨 NEW from @FDRLST Radio Hour: . “What we’ve seen from the Digital Services Act is there aren't reliable protections in terms….

RT @cnalive: To mark the day the U.N. puts the spotlight on victims of violence due to religion and beliefs, Marta Petrosillo, editor-in-ch….

RT @FDRLST: Senate Needs To Confirm Religious Freedom Ambassador Before More Christians Are Tortured Abroad.

RT @Sean_ADFIntl: Just published @ADFIntl is a fascinating commentary on religious freedom in Iraq 11 yrs on from ISIS, & ISIS’s growing in….