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Persecution of Christians and Al-Shabaab Attacks in Kenya

Summary

The European Parliament condemns the Al-Shabaab attack on Kenyan students and calls for global action against religious persecution and terrorism financing.
10 30.04.2015
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human rights
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administrative law
international relations

Key points

  • The European Parliament strongly condemns the massacre at Garissa University, where students were specifically targeted for their faith.
  • There is a growing global trend of religious persecution, with Christians identified as one of the most targeted groups.
  • The EU is urged to maintain an open and transparent dialogue with religious organizations to ensure minority rights remain a priority.
  • Counter-terrorism efforts in Kenya must be conducted within the framework of the rule of law and respect for human rights.
Documents (PDFs)
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the persecution of Christians around the world, in relation to the killing of students in Kenya by Islamic terror group Al-Shabaab JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the persecution of Christians around the world, in relation to the killing of students in Kenya by terror group Al-Shabaab MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on persecution of Christians around the world in relation to the killing of students in Kenya by Islamist terror group Al-Shabaab MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the persecution of Christians in the world, in relation to the killing of students in Kenya by terror group al-Shabaab Persecution of the Christians around the world, in relation to the killing of students in Kenya by terror group Al-Shabaab MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the killing of students in Kenya by Islamic terror group Al-Shabaab MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the killing of students in Kenya by the terror group al-Shabaab MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the killing of students in Kenya by the terror group Al-Shabaab MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the killing of students in Kenya by terror group al-Shabaab
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