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Christians in Nigeria are being killed for a mix of reasons: jihadist and extremist campaigns that target communities in the north and northeast, localized communal and pastoral conflicts—often involv...
The best available, recent compilations indicate , with specific counts reported as 7,087 and roughly 7,000–7,800 in overlapping reports, and longer-term work claiming much larger cumulative tolls thr...
No reliable global list in the provided sources names any country as having absolutely “zero restrictions” on pornographic material; instead reporting shows a wide spectrum from outright bans (China, ...
Age-of-consent laws vary widely worldwide, with commonly reported minimums clustering between 14–16 but claimed extremes as low as 11–12 and as high as 21 in some lists; many sources also distinguish ...
Multiple indices measure “worst” human‑rights records for different purposes; for worker rights the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) lists Bangladesh, Belarus, Ecuador, Egypt, Eswatini, ...
Recent reporting finds that a notable share of prominent MAGA-aligned accounts on X/Twitter are operated from outside the United States, and researchers and platform actors have long estimated nontriv...
Available reporting and studies in the provided sources do not give a single, definitive death‑rate comparison of "religious violence" between Muslims and Christians; instead they offer disparate metr...
Countries cited in the provided analyses show wide disagreement about which nations have the lowest legal ages related to sexual activity and access to adult content: some lists claim ages as low as i...
The claim that "52,000 Christians have been murdered in Nigeria" is supported by a specific report claiming , but the figure is contested and not universally corroborated by other reporting or by Nige...
Available reporting shows major disagreement about annual counts and methodologies: Open Doors’ World Watch List reported 3,100 Christians killed in Nigeria in 2024 (cited by multiple outlets) while N...
Available sources do not provide a clear, global, year-by-year tally of homicides "attributable to religiously motivated violence" split between Muslims and Christians since 2000; reporting instead of...
The available materials show competing claims about whether , with some actors asserting large Christian death tolls in 2025 while analysts and datasets indicate many victims are Muslim in Nigeria’s p...
The public record shows people and community groups have described ICE or related federal immigration agents’ detentions as “kidnapping” in multiple incidents, and individuals have reported being seiz...
At least 20 countries still criminalised suicide or attempted suicide in the early 2020s, with older reviews finding about 25 such states plus around 20 more where Sharia or Islamic law can lead to pu...
Available reporting shows mixed evidence: large survey and meta-analytic work finds little consistent difference in erect penis dimensions across world regions (no significant regional differences in ...
London contains the largest Muslim population in the UK: about 15% of Londoners described themselves as Muslim in census reporting, translating to roughly 1.2–1.3 million people in the capital accordi...
X’s new “about this account” / location feature revealed that a sizable number of prominent accounts that post pro‑MAGA content are registered or show activity from countries outside the United States...
There is no single, reliable time series in the provided reporting that gives “welfare participation rates” for Somali, Ethiopian, and Nigerian immigrants in the U.S. across the past decade; available...
Medical literature and large reviews show average erect penis length across populations near 13–13.9 cm (≈5.1–5.5 in) and average flaccid lengths near 9–9.2 cm (≈3.6 in), with clinician‑measured studi...
X’s new “country-of-origin” / “About This Account” transparency feature has revealed that many accounts prominent in MAGA circles operate from countries outside the United States — reporting across Th...