John,

Christians face more danger today than perhaps at any other point in history.

From violence, to imprisonment, to government harassment, and even death, religious persecution is nearing its boiling point.

It's staggering, but roughly 80% of the world's population live in countries that allow intense religious persecution.

Additionally, many countries also ignore basic human rights.

We must not be silent. It's our duty to act.

In TWO DAYS, we're submitting critical Universal Periodic Review (UPR) filings with the U.N. Human Rights Council.

We're focusing on laws banning the sharing of the Gospel, Christians who are denied citizenship because of their faith, human trafficking, and other critical violations.

We're specifically looking at Honduras, Belarus, Mongolia, Maldives, Bulgaria, Liberia, and Libya - countries with explicit human rights violations. In addition, we're submitting a report on the United States detailing how the U.S. has improved its protection of religious liberty since the last Administration.

Basic human rights must be available to all. The right to worship freely without fear must be defended. If we don't stand up for our Christian brothers and sisters, who will?

Sign Our Petition: Defend Persecuted Christians Worldwide.

Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel