IIRF Research Writer

Principal Research Writer of IIRF

Trouble Ahead for Christians in Azerbaijan?

WEA-RLC Research and Analysis Report - 6/2012

1.06.2012

Fernando Perez

Azerbaijan

Muslims (offenders)

Christians (victims)

Why Terrorists are after Africa’s Christians

WEA-RLC Research and Analysis Report - 5/2012

10.05.2012

Fernando Perez

Nigeria

Sudan

Somalia

All countries

Muslims (offenders)

Christians (victims)

Let’s Protect, Listen to Syria’s Christians

WEA-RLC Research and Analysis Report - 4/2012

26.04.2012

Fernando Perez

Syria

Christians (victims)

Protestant Churches Could be Next on Target in Sri Lanka

WEA-RLC/IIRF Research and Analysis Report - 3/2012

22.03.2012

Fernando Perez

Sri Lanka

Hope for Civil Rights at Risk in Maldivian Crisis

WEA-RLC/IIRF Research and Analysis Report - 2/2012

17.02.2012

Fernando Perez

Maldives

Christians (victims)

Muslims (offenders)

Responding to Boko Haram’s Terror in Nigeria

WEA-RLC/IIRF Research and Analysis Report - 1/2012

9.02.2012

Fernando Perez

Nigeria

Muslims (offenders)

Christians (victims)

Animists/Tribal religions (victims)

Iran’s Assault on Religious Freedom May Worsen

Christians in Iran have faced a wave of arrests since the disputed presidential elections in June 2009.

30.12.2011

Fernando Perez

Iran

Bahais (victims)

Christians (victims)

Muslims (offenders)

The Key to Securing Religious Freedom in Post-Arab Spring Nations

Since a series of protests and demonstrations began across the Middle East and North Africa in December 2010, three regimes have fallen

1.12.2011

Fernando Perez

Egypt

Tunisia

Libya

Muslims (offenders)

Secularists/Atheists (victims)

Christians (victims)

Jews (victims)

Uzbek Christians Suffer as Regime Tightens Noose

At least four incidents of Christian persecution were reported from the former Soviet country of Uzbekistan this week.

24.06.2011

Fernando Perez

Uzbekistan

Muslims (offenders)

Muslims (victims)

Christians (victims)

Egypt: Salafis’ Agenda behind Christian Persecution

A recent spate of violence in Egypt, mostly incited by conservative Salafi Muslims after President Hosni Mubarak’s downfall, has left over 24 killed, more than 200 wounded and three churches destroyed.

13.06.2011

Religious Liberty Partnership & Fernando Perez

Egypt

Christians (victims)

Muslims (offenders)