HRWF — It will soon be three years since Strasbourg ruled that Belgium’s system of state recognition of religions and belief communities was incompatible with international standards. Brussels goes on turning a deaf ear and does not make any proposal.

By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor — Five Iranian Christians have been sentenced to a combined 50 years in prison for religious activities, including prayer, baptism and distributing Bibles, according to watchdog organizations. All five, including two previously imprisoned men and three women, were convicted by Tehran’s Revolutionary Court under amended articles of Iran’s penal code, according to Article 18, a United Kingdom-based organization that monitors religious freedom in Iran.

On December 10, 2025, to mark the 77^th World Human Rights Day, the Tibetan Community in Switzerland & Liechtenstein (TCSL) held a rally and march along the lakeside near Palais Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland. The event aimed to commemorate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1948, to speak out for those still fighting for fundamental freedoms under CCP authoritarian oppression, and denounce the CCP’s brutal persecution of religious beliefs and human rights.

by Alessandro Amicarelli — Earlier this year, during a visit to South Korea, I had the pleasure of visiting the headquarters of New Heaven New Earth – Shincheonji Church of Jesus, where I also had the honour of meeting Chairman Lee.

It was likewise a genuine pleasure to attend in London The Greatest Gift, a beautifully staged musical organised by Shincheonji UK. The production brought together members of the community who offered their time, talent, and dedication to create this impressive and uplifting event greatly appreciate by the community and the numerous guests.