Religious Freedom and Persecution
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IPFN holds dialogue with National Stakeholders on Issues of Minority Religions:
Kathmandu, May 30- Interfaith Peace Federation-Nepal (IPFN) organized a national level dialogue with stakeholders on issues of minority religions at…
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Christians should be free to express their beliefs:
May 12- When I was called to the Bar in 1988 it would have been inconceivable that the notion that…
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Let not the old tyranny be merely replaced by secular humanism-
April 08, Kathmandu- Andrea Minichiello Williams -Founding Director of Christian Concern UK and Christian Legal Centre- was busy in meetings,…
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Where is the Ukraine crisis heading?
March 16- Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is part of Russia’s broader confrontation with the West. This includes…
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Time for Fence sitting and Bush beating may well be over-
Lalitpur, February 13- First off with a rivetting piece. T. S. Eliot famously wrote in his rather lengthy (elegiac) poem…
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Reconciliation, Collaboration and Unity Declaration
Lalitpur, February 11- NCFN (established 1960), NCS (1996) and FNCN (2011)- three major Nepali Christian umbrella organizations signed a 7…
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Abraham Accords-
February 10- The Abraham Accords and their implications for the future of the Middle East. The program host Marco Gombacci…
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The Games Nobody Wants:
February 08- The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing were supposed to be a triumph for the Chinese government. But the…
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Afghanistan tops rank in persecution:
January 29- More than 360m Christians suffer high levels of persecution and discrimination for their faith. In Open Doors’ World…
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Marx and Satan by Richard Wurmbrand
January 24- “A man can be a Satanist without being aware that such a religions exists” (Wurmbrand, 1986). “One of…
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