Christian Solidarity Worldwide
Resources on the persecuted church selected in partnership with Christian Solidarity Worldwide |
Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) is a human rights organisation specialising in religious freedom. Christian Solidarity Worldwide works on behalf of those persecuted for their Christian beliefs and promotes religious liberty for all.
In this section you will find further information on this vital ministry, as well as related resources.
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The Remains of the Day documents the violent attacks on Christians in Maiduguri, Borno State, in 2006, where 57 churches were burnt down, around 65 Christians were murdered, and several Christian homes and businesses were destroyed. This one-hour film follows the dramatic story of five survivors, who have been able to forgive their attackers and continue to stand firm in their faith. This DVD also features and interview with the Anglican Archbishop of Jos, Benjamin Kwashi, who narrowly escaped death after the second violent attack on his family in eighteen months. Pre-order Here
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Caste, apartheid and exploitation in the world's largest democracy.
A film by Michael Lawson, in association with CSW and the Dalit Freedom Network. This hour-long documentary film, shot in villages and cities across India in late 2006 and early 2007, portrays extraordinary scenes of Dalit exploitation together with first-hand testimony of Dalits facing bonded and coerced labour and sexual exploitation. more details
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Benedict Rogers, a journalist and activist with the human rights organization Christian Solidarity Worldwide, offers an
eye-opening account of the ongoing atrocities committed by Burma's ruling military regime against the Karen people. Plus free copy of Carrying the Cross Report more details
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On the Side of the Angels argues that human rights and justice
need to be reclaimed by Christians, and that human rights
work should be seen as central to Kingdom mission, not just regarded as a secondary activity and labeled “political.” more details
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Now CSW has produced a study guide to accompany the book, which helps readers to dig deeper and discover a new passion for justice. The study guide contains probing and challenging questions and discussion topics, as well as scripture references and prayer notes to encourage further meditation. more details
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Caste, apartheid and exploitation in the world's largest democracy.
A film by Michael Lawson, in association with CSW and the Dalit Freedom Network. This hour-long documentary film, shot in villages and cities across India in late 2006 and early 2007, portrays extraordinary scenes of Dalit exploitation together with first-hand testimony of Dalits facing bonded and coerced labour and sexual exploitation. more details
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