US State Department Says Indonesia Failing to Protect Religious Minorities
The U.S. State Department's 2012 report on International Religious Freedom has claimed that the Indonesian government has failed to protect individuals who are targeted for their religious beliefs.
Saeed Abedini Medical Condition Improving, but New Iranian President Can Offer Little Help
The family of imprisoned U.S. pastor Saeed Abedini was able to visit him in Evin Prison in Iran, revealing that he was in "good spirits" and that the most severe medical symptoms he had been suffering from have waned.
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