November 20th 2024 #RedWednesday- Time To See Red About Global Persecution. Time To Stand Up For Article 18 and the universal right to believe, not to believe or to change your belief. Time to Speak, Time to Act. What You Can Do….

Nov 15, 2024 | News

Time To See Red About Global Persecution. Time To Stand Up For Article 18 and the universal right to believe, not to believe or to change your belief. Time to Speak – Time to Act. Report by Video Journalist Elliot Hartley.

WHAT YOU CAN DO. Go To:

https://acnuk.org/our-campaigns/redwednesday/?srsltid=AfmBOopquXO-TtVuWWJKsN7o9D_sOHbO_q7ch5PW54kyPirQ7sh9RfHu

Government says “To mark Red Wednesday this year, FCDO buildings lit up in red, demonstrating our solidarity with Christians and all people across the world facing persecution because of their faith or beliefs.” Minister refers to the survivors of a terrorist attack on St Francis Xavier Church in Owo, Nigeria.
Red Wednesday and the need to defend the persecuted raised today in the House of Lords. Minister promises to look again at the case of Zhang Zhan the young woman lawyer, motivated by her faith, and jailed by the CCP for 4 years for daring to ask probing questions about the origins of Covid 19.
Red Wednesday 2021
Red Wednesday: Time to see red about persecution.
Today Is Red Wednesday: Stand Up for people persecuted for daring to be different – persecuted for their beliefs or religion by regimes and ideologies that refused to accept Article 18 of the Universal declaration of Human Rights. The Foreign Office, Lambeth Palace and Westminster Cathedral among those to light up red.

The Foreign And Commonwealth Office Marks Red Wednesday

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For 18 years David Alton was a Member of the House of Commons and today he is an Independent Crossbench Life Peer in the UK House of Lords.

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