Egyptian authorities have arrested 37 men in connection to a riot between Muslims and Christians in the village of Asem on the outskirts of Minya city in Egypt.

A woman who attended a church service was beaten unconscious by her husband on Sept. 18 in a village in Eastern Uganda's Budaka District.

Authorities in Saudi Arabia have deported 27 Lebanese Maronite Christians, including women and children, for participating in an "un-Islamic" prayer and for possessing the Gospel.

Thousands of Mexicans marched on the streets of Mexico City last week to protest against the proposed amendment to legalize gay marriage. Marchers were also protesting the planned implementation of sex education inspired by gender ideology.

The body of a priest was found on the side of a highway in western Mexico a few days after his abduction. Fr. José Alfredo López Guillén, pastor of Janamuato in the state of Michoacan, was the third priest that was slain in Mexico in the past week.

A transgender man gave birth to a baby that was conceived with his transgender partner. Neither of them had gender reassignment surgery so the pregnancy did not require any medical intervention.

Advocacy group Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) has released a report slamming the religious freedom violations taking place in North Korea, concluding that the violations in the isolated regime "are among the very worst in the world."

A new study revealed that Europeans were more likely to favor Christian asylum seekers over Muslims. The results also showed that European citizens from 15 different countries were more accepting of refugees with high employability and those who experienced persecution in their homeland.

An Ethiopian woman spent three days at a hospital after she was beaten by her husband for converting to Christianity. Habiba Ibrahim, mother of three, had been a Christian for about a month before her husband found out and attacked her.

Three Christians were abducted and beaten by a group who objected to the distribution of religious pamphlets in the state of Maharashtra, India, on Friday, Sept. 16.

Sudanese Bishop Andudu Adam Elnail has called on the U.N. and the U.S. government to intervene and demand the release of pastors who are being tried for various offenses in Sudan. The pastors could be sentenced to death if they are found guilty.