ECSPE

ECSPE is a Christian organization that works to defend the persecuted church and liberate those enslaved for their faith. They focus on rescuing Christians from violence, forced conversion, and slavery, particularly in Nigeria and Pakistan.

ECSPEECSPE
2026-02-05

A network of lawyers and police in Pakistan is accused of exploiting blasphemy laws for profit, trapping innocent people in risky legal battles. Read more: ecspe.org/blasphemy-for-profit

ECSPEECSPE
2026-02-04

Rallies in Hamburg have seen demonstrators calling for Sharia and a caliphate, raising concerns about extremist influence and threats to democracy.

Read more: ecspe.org/threat-to-german-dem

ECSPEECSPE
2026-02-03

John Masih and his family were rescued from bonded labour at a Pakistani brick kiln, moving from slavery to freedom. A powerful story of hope and dignity.

Read more: ecspe.org/from-slavery-to-free

ECSPEECSPE
2026-02-02

Yousaf Masih’s life was derailed by a blasphemy accusation in Pakistan, underscoring how these laws can be misused against the vulnerable. Read more: ecspe.org/the-story-of-yousaf-

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-30

Christian persecution continues to impact millions worldwide, restricting freedom of belief and worship. Raising awareness matters.

Learn more: ecspe.org/

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-29

Some Christian schoolchildren in Germany report feeling pressured to adopt Islamic practices to fit in, raising

concerns about identity and religious freedom. Read more: ecspe.org/christian-school-chi

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-28

France has seen nearly 1,000 anti-Christian hate crimes targeting churches and cemeteries.

Read the full report: ecspe.org/france-faces-rising-

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-27

Christianity is expanding rapidly in India’s Seven Sister States, bringing new spiritual dynamics amid regional complexity.

Read more: ecspe.org/christianitys-expans

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-23

Forced conversions strip individuals of their freedom, identity, and basic human rights.
Thousands face abduction, coercion, and forced marriages each year, with little access to justice.
Raising awareness is the first step toward accountability.

Source: www.ecspe.org

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-22

A Christian man and a Muslim woman were killed in Pakistan for their interfaith marriage, underscoring deep prejudice and danger for couples who cross religious lines. Read more: ecspe.org/christian-man-and-mu

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-21

A Christian revival is growing in Germany, starting in Stuttgart and expanding across Europe, as more people engage in worship and faith gatherings. Read more: ecspe.org/germanys-growing-chr

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-20

Shazia Babar was rescued from debt bondage and a forced marriage, and is now rebuilding her life. A powerful story of rescue and hope. Read more: ecspe.org/the-story-of-shazia-

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-19

Christian communities in Sudan are facing mass violence and displacement while global attention remains limited. Read more: ecspe.org/christian-genocide-i

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-16

Christian prisoners in Pakistan face years of detention and hardship under blasphemy laws, often with no conviction. These silent struggles demand justice and reform. Read more: ecspe.org/blasphemy-laws-the-s

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-15

A Faisalabad court has sentenced the rapists of a Christian woman to life in prison — a significant step for justice and accountability. Read more: ecspe.org/justice-delivered-ec

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-14

Twelve Christian converts in Iran are facing brutal persecution, including imprisonment and harsh treatment for their faith.

Read more: ecspe.org/irans-war-on-christi

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-13

Iran has sentenced two Christian converts to 12 years in prison for possessing a Bible, deepening its crackdown on believers.

Read more: ecspe.org/irans-crackdown-on-c

Read more : www.ecspe.org
ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-12

Forced conversion is a human rights crisis affecting religious minorities, particularly young girls, in countries like Pakistan. Abduction, coercion, and forced marriage are not consent.

Read the verified facts and cases reported by ECSPE:
ecspe.org/




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Forced Conversion
and Religious Persecution
The Human Rights Crisis Facing Religious Minorities
What Is Forced Conversion How It Happens
Forced conversion means changing a person's | ® Abduction of girls from
religion under threats, coercion or abduction. homes or public places.
In Pakistan, religious minorities—especially ® Coercion to convert
Christian and Hindu girls—are most often under duress and
targeted. legal manipulation.
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www.ecspe.org
ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-09

Global Christian remains a serious human rights issue worldwide.​
Millions of Christians face , , and restrictions on religious simply because of their .​
Awareness and support are essential for religious freedom.​

ECSPEECSPE
2026-01-08

Five people accused under Pakistan’s blasphemy laws died in custody, highlighting dangers and legal abuse tied to how these laws are enforced. Read more: ecspe.org/the-tragedy-of-blasp

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