Lela Gilbert
Fellow, Hudson Institute
Lela Gilbert is Senior Fellow for Religious Freedom at Family Research Council and Fellow at the Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom. Follow her on Facebook and on Twitter @lelagilbert.
Why is Nigeria No Longer a 'Country of Particular Concern'?
In the wake of this latest tragedy and the ongoing violence, re-designating Nigeria as a CPC should be an immediate U.S. policy objective.
The Precarious Circumstances of Iran's Christians
Young Iranian lives are being transformed by newly found Christian beliefs, eclipsing depression and fear with love and joyful worship.
African Christians Face Deadly Violence in 2022
In recent months, dangers to Africa's Christian believers—and particularly converts from Islam—are swelling exponentially.
The West Cannot Ignore Violence Against Nigerian Christians
Nigeria is the wealthiest and most populous country in Africa. It is also the location of the most continuous and escalating Christian persecution.
Iran's Deadly Grip Reaches Into Africa
While all eyes are on the Middle East, Iran has not been idle elsewhere. Its persistent and growing influence in Africa has flown under the radar for many observers.
Turkey's Christians Face Increasingly Dangerous Persecution
Violations of religious freedom against Turkey's Christians are increasingly rampant.
When will the World Respond to Jihadi Violence in Africa?
All across Africa's vast expanse, one nation after another has suffered extreme violence, from killings and mutilations to kidnappings and disappearances.
For Iran's Imprisoned Christians, Coronavirus Is a New Danger
The new coronavirus has created turbulent times, in Iran as throughout the world. But Christian converts from Islam like Mary Mohammadi find hope in their newfound faith.
