ISTANBUL (CDN): Despite some promising developments, Christians in Turkey continue to suffer attacks from private citizens,
discrimination by lower-level government officials and vilification in both school textbooks and news media, according to a study by a Protestant group. In its annual ‘Report on Human Rights Violations’, released in January, the country’s Association of Protestant Churches notes mixed indicators of improvement but states that there is a “root of intolerance” in Turkish society toward adherents of non-Islamic faiths. “The removal of this root of intolerance is an urgent problem that still awaits to be dealt with,” the report states.
DISCRIMINATED AGAINST: Worshippers in Turkey.






