dailydeclaration.org.au
2025-11-10
In a surprise move, Europe's Organisation for Security and Co-operation (OSCE) has officially acknowledged the existence of anti-Christian bigotry.
Albeit somewhat limpwristedly.
The 57-member state monument to "progressivism", open societies, and pluralism, addressed the problem in a handbook released on October 13.
According to the report, "Christian communities across North America, Europe and Asia have faced anti-Christian hate incidents."
Such as "graffiti, vandalism, threats, physical assaults and murder."
Attacks on Christians also threatened "the broader peace, security and stability of societies and the entire region."
Additionally, these attacks "undermined the core values of religious freedom, dignity, mutual respect, and equality that underpin a democratic society."