Christian Afghans Flee Taliban and Find Safety in India

The Afghan embassy estimates there are 30,000 Afghan refugees living in Delhi today. Many Afghans in Delhi are Hindu and Sikh whose families migrated from India before Afghanistan’s independence in 1919. Many of those fled to India for religious freedom and settled in a South Delhi colony that today has temples, mosques, gurudwaras and even an unmarked, underground church.

Asia, Conflict, Religious Equality, NewsMeagan ClarkOctober 9, 2018New Delhi, Afghan Embassy, UNHCR, Muslim, Abdul Aziz Sultani, the Taliban, NATO, Afghanistan, News, Meagan Clark, Christianity, Taliban

Ten Years Later, Indians Remember Worst Violence Against Christians

Activists and the survivors of India’s worst anti-Christian violence in modern times say that a decade later, the government has failed to provide justice through compensation or convictions, and instead, sentenced seven innocent men to life imprisonment.

Asia, Conflict, NewsMeagan ClarkAugust 31, 2018Primary Feature, Meagan Clark, New Delhi, Kandhamal, Dalit, Adivasi, Pushpa Panda, Christians, Hindus, Christianity, justice, anti-christian, activists

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