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Nigerian Christian woman receives a well-deserved award.
This bill would be used to curb and even end aid to Nigeria’s Christian communities.
The same type of bill, a FARC bill, was used in India to force Compassion International out.
STPC led a coalition letter to inform American officials on SB 1034.
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Our Country Director, @Odeh_JuniorOdeh , joined @NewsCentralTV earlier today to speak about the proposed Foreign Aid (Regulation, Transparency and Disclosure) Bill, 2026 and why civil society organisations are calling for its withdrawal.
The proposed bill raises concerns about provisions that could tie foreign-funded projects to government priorities and give regulatory authorities broad powers to impose sanctions.
Civil society organisations already operate within existing regulatory and reporting requirements. So, what does another layer of regulation add, and what could it mean for organisations working to strengthen accountability and civic participation?
Watch the full conversation!
#SB1034 #ForeignAidRegulationBill
4/ Seoul Central District Court set the next hearing for December 18 and gave the defense until Dec 15 to submit evidence.
A U.S. consular officer observed Friday’s hearing. No strong public response yet from the Trump administration.
3/ Tan has been under an exit ban since late May. Indicted without detention in July under South Korea’s Information and Communications Network Act and Criminal Act.
2/ The remarks referenced long-standing reports that Lee, as a teenager, was involved in a gang rape and murder, sent to juvenile detention, and did not attend middle or high school.
1/ TAN TRIAL UPDATE
Former U.S. Amb. Morse Tan pled not guilty Oct 16 in Seoul to criminal defamation charges for remarks made on U.S. soil about Korean President Lee Jae Myung.
TAN TRIAL UPDATE
Amb. Morse Tan pled not guilty Friday, Oct 16 in Seoul to criminal defamation charges over remarks made in Washington, D.C. about President Lee Jae Myung’s alleged teenage involvement in a serious crime and juvenile detention.
Exit ban since late May. Next hearing: Dec 18.
A U.S. consular officer observed; no strong Trump administration response yet.
#FreeMorseTan
Catholic priest in Benue, Nigeria abducted by armed Fulani men while traveling home.
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In the film, “Replacing Europe,” you follow the Muckraker team as they travel through Africa and into Europe. There is one particularly frightening scene when one of the Muckraker cameramen is bloodied by the angry mob they are filming.
Muckraker added this:
In this documentary, you’ll see:
• A UN migration worker admitting that governments profit from illegal immigration and have no interest in stopping it
• Illegal immigrants getting flown by plane to the European mainland
• Organizations openly guiding illegal immigrants across borders
“We were violently attacked and nearly arrested for exposing how Europe is being replaced.”
This is a shocking documentary that will revolt you.
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And this past weekend, Oct. 11, he spoke at Korea’s largest church. His bravery under fire is an inspiration to Christians everywhere.
God bless Amb. Morse Tan!
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Amb. Tan spoke to an estimated 1.2 million supporters a few weeks back.
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Police initially closed the case (foreign national; statements made abroad), but prosecutors reopened it, arguing effects were felt in Korea where the alleged victim resides. Tan arrived in South Korea in late May 2026 to observe local elections amid claims of irregularities and Chinese interference. He has been under successive exit bans since then (preventing departure) and remains barred from leaving, including a recent court denial (Oct. 8) of a temporary lift so he could attend his 103-year-old maternal grandmother’s funeral in the U.S. (she died Sept. 30).
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Charges and potential penalties: Indicted without detention in mid-July 2026 (around July 16) by the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office on defamation under the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, and under the Criminal Act. Potential penalties include up to 5–7 years in prison, suspension of qualifications for up to 10 years, and/or fines (roughly $7,000–$10,500 USD depending on the specific count).
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At a June 2025 National Press Club event in Washington, D.C., focused on Korean election integrity, Tan referenced rumors/reports that President Lee Jae Myung (as a teenager) was involved in a gang rape and murder of a young woman, was sent to a juvenile detention center, and therefore did not attend middle or high school. South Korean authorities treat the claims as false and defamatory.
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Former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice Morse H. Tan (Korean name Dan Hyun-myung / 단현명; served 2019–2021 under the first Trump administration; former Liberty University law dean/professor; Korean-American U.S. citizen) faces criminal defamation charges over remarks he made in the United States.
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Earlier scheduled for September 11; delayed to October 16 for the first hearing. He has dismissed prior counsel and hired attorney So Jeong-im. Tan and supporters frame this as lawfare / free-speech violation (First Amendment + ICCPR Article 19 arguments; speech on U.S. soil by a U.S. citizen). Former Ambassador Sam Brownback and some U.S. congressional Republicans have publicly urged intervention and lifting of the exit ban.
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AMB. @MorseHTan Trial begins tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 16, at 11:30 am in Korea.
The Nigerian military arrested an armed Fulani attacker south of Jos. This is a rare event. We hope it signals the start of a sincere effort to end Muslim Fulani attacks on Christians in the Middle Belt. We won’t hold our breath. More likely, it was a mistake and the armed Fulani will be quietly released.
Save the Persecuted Christians U.S. stands in solidarity with Israel on October 7, marking three years since 1,200+ were killed and 251 taken hostage. Thankfully all hostages - dead or alive - have been rescued by the IDF.
Thank you @SecWar for launching the Office of Religious Affairs at the Department of War.
.@SECWAR “Today, at my direction, I am establishing the Office of Religious Affairs. Starting today, and for Secretaries of War after me, the Office of Religious Affairs will report straight to the top.
No staff filters. No bureaucratic dilution. A direct line to the Secretary. This won’t be a policy shop pushing paper. It will have real teeth. It will protect budgets, demand infrastructure, and strengthen religious support.
The experts – our chaplains – will finally have an advocate at the highest levels. Policy and resources will serve the mission, not smother it.”