Algeria puts the clamp on Infidels

Now go back to your corner and be a good dhimmi…

Algeria Increases Oversight On Christian Organizations

Algerian Religious Affairs Minister Bouabdellah Ghlamallah has demanded that eight Christian organizations in the country operate in accordance with Algeria’s 2006 law regulating non-Muslim religious activity.

He said that if this demand is not met, such activity is likely to be banned “officially and irreversibly.”

Ghlamallah also criticized newspapers that recently published a petition for individual rights and freedom of belief for Christians, and said that stopping evangelism was a mission in which all the public should participate.

Source: El-Khabar, Algeria, March 25, 2008

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