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By Michael Ireland, Chief Correspondent, ASSIST News Service WASHINGTON, D.C. – Iranian security forces have detained two Christian women for practicing Christianity. Iranian officials allege that Marzieh Amairizadeh Esmaeilabad and Maryam Rustampoor are ‘anti-government activists.’ Compass Direct News reports: Declaring three Iranian Christians guilty of cooperating with “anti-government movements,” a court in Shiraz on March 10 ordered the converts to discontinue Christian activities and stop propagating their faith. An Islamic Revolutionary Court judge handed an eight-month suspended prison sentence with a five-year probation to Seyed Allaedin Hussein, Homayoon Shokouhi, and Seyed Amir >>>Continue reading >>> Compass Direct News reports: Three Christians from two different families were arrested from their homes Wednesday morning Jan. 21 and are being held without charges, sources told Compass. From Release International, this ten-minute webcast features news of the persecuted church in India, Indonesia, Iraq and Iran. Release International presents a ten-minute webcast featuring news of the persecuted church in India, Iran, and Pakistan |
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