Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Russia: Christain leader arrested for evangelizing outside of church
Sergei
Zhuravlyov, a representative of the Ukrainian Reformed Orthodox Church of
Christ the Savior, was reportedly arrested earlier in August while preaching to
the St. Petersburg Messianic Jewish community. He was charged with violating
the law that bans illegal missionary activity, according to The Christian Post.
He
was accused of "fomenting negative attitudes toward the Russian Orthodox
Church" and of being connected to the Ukrainian nationalist political
party, a party that is banned in Russia.
Zhuravlyov
has been released on bail and his case has been sent to court.
The
new law, which was meant to be an anti-terrorism effort, prohibits the ministry
of faith in any place that is not a house of worship.
"The
new situation resembles the Soviet Union in 1929. At that time confession of
faith was permitted only in church," Hannu Haukka, president of Great
Commission Media Ministries, said in July. "Practically speaking, we are
back in the same situation. These anti-terrorist laws are some of the most
restrictive laws in post-Soviet history."
Violations
of the law carry a fine of $75 to to $765, but organizations who violate could
face fines up to $15,265.
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