After a Muslim beat a Christian field worker for asking him to let him pass on Tuesday (June 30), a cleric in a village near here used a mosque loudspeaker to announce a call to attack Christians that resulted in more than 500 Muslims ransacking and looting at least 110 houses.

In 2005 a Christian couple were interrogated by police because they complained about their local council's 'gay rights' policy. The police said they were responding to a reported 'homophobic incident'.

A five-strong team of police officers investigated a church's literature because someone said a leaflet inviting the public to an Easter service was "offensive".

Two mounted policemen were later joined by three armour-clad officers who jumped out of a police van to examine the Easter invitation leaflet

Lou Dobbs reports on the recent resolution by the United Nations for combating defamation of religion. The resolution would consider it a crime to criticize religion through publications such as movies, books, poems, etc. The resolution has come to be called the "Anti-Blasphemy" resolution.