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Sep 28, 2023

On Nagorno Karabakh, CSI protests the Biden administration’s “All words, no action” policy

Yesterday, the UN Security Council refused to act against Azerbaijan's attack on the Armenian Christians of Nagorno Karabakh. Meanwhile, the U.S. president gladhands the Azerbaijani dicatorship's representative.

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Sep 28, 2023

Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh

CSI makes a statement on Nagorno Karabakh at the Human Rights Council

Sep 26, 2023

Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh

“One of the world’s oldest Christian communities has been destroyed”

Sep 22, 2023

Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh

On Nagorno Karabakh, CSI protests the Biden administration’s “All words, no action” policy

Thousands of Armenians have taken shelter at Stepanakert Airport, hoping planes will come to evacuate them. Andranik Shirinyan

Sep 21, 2023

Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh

120,000 Armenian Christians trapped as Azerbaijan attacks Nagorno Karabakh

Christian Solidarity International (CSI) urges United States President Joe Biden to initiate air rescue of endangered civilians.

Sep 19, 2023

Armenia, Nagorno Karabakh

Genocide Alert: Azerbaijan is attacking Nagorno Karabakh

After nine months of siege, the dictatorship has launched a final assault on 120,000 Armenian Christians living in their homeland.

The rectory of St Raphael's Catholic Church in Fadan Kamantan was burned down. video screengrab

Sep 19, 2023

Nigeria

Nigeria: attacks on Christians continue unabated amid government inaction

A wave of attacks on Christian settlements in Nigeria’s Middle Belt in recent weeks show the inability or unwillingness of the new government of President Bola Tinubu to stamp out religious persecution.

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Syria
The sanctions imposed on Syria by the international community have contributed to one of the worst humanitarian disasters of our time. CSI advocates for the lifting of sanctions.

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Nagorno Karabakh
On December 12, 2022 Azerbaijan imposed a blockade on Nagorno Karabakh and its 120,000 Armenian Christian residents, preventing food, medicine, gas, and other vital goods from entering the region. CSI is concerned that another chapter in the Armenian Genocide could be taking place.

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Nigeria
Since 2019 CSI has been advocating on behalf of Nigeria’s Christians amid escalating sectarian violence. On January 30, 2022 it issued a Genocide Warning in response to the rising tide of violence by Islamist militants.

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Free the captives
A key aspect of CSI's work is campaigning on behalf of those imprisoned or held as slaves on account of their faith.

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CSI makes a statement on Nagorno Karabakh at the Human Rights Council

“One of the world’s oldest Christian communities has been destroyed”

On Nagorno Karabakh, CSI protests the Biden administration’s “All words, no action” policy

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Christian Solidarity International (CSI) is a Christian human rights organization promoting religious liberty and human dignity.

Help prevent another Armenian genocide!

Latest news

CSI makes a statement on Nagorno Karabakh at the Human Rights Council

“One of the world’s oldest Christian communities has been destroyed”

On Nagorno Karabakh, CSI protests the Biden administration’s “All words, no action” policy

120,000 Armenian Christians trapped as Azerbaijan attacks Nagorno Karabakh

Genocide Alert: Azerbaijan is attacking Nagorno Karabakh

Nigeria: attacks on Christians continue unabated amid government inaction

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Free the captives