Christians in Nigeria are being massacred for their faith.

As believers prepare for Easter, extremist Islamist militias burn churches, raid villages, and kidnap believers while entire Christian communities live under constant threat.

And yet the UN Human Rights Council, the very body that claims to defend the persecuted, has still failed to confront this crisis.

The Council’s current session ends on March 31. If it closes without action, the persecution of Christians in Nigeria will once again pass without consequences.

Sign the petition now, urging the UN Human Rights Council to act: impose targeted sanctions, enforce visa bans, and condition aid and cooperation on the real protection of Christians in Nigeria.

Images of charred churches and devastated villages spread across the news. Stories of entire Christian families slaughtered shocked the international community.

Governments issued statements and Nigeria was declared a Country of Particular Concern for religious freedom violations.

But here is the terrifying truth: while the headlines have faded, the killing has not stopped.

Across Nigeria, Christian communities are still being hunted. Armed Islamist militias storm villages, burn churches, and abduct believers simply for following Jesus.

Today, Nigeria has become the deadliest place in the world to be a Christian.

Faith should NEVER be a death sentence.

And yet, the world still looks away.

Because you and I both know an uncomfortable truth: condemnations mean nothing if they carry no consequences.

Governments around the world hold powerful tools: sanctions, visa bans, diplomatic pressure, and international aid that could force the perpetrators — and those protecting them — to stop.

But those tools will only be used if ordinary citizens demand them.

And right now, a rare window of opportunity has opened.

The United Nations Human Rights Council is meeting in Geneva — but only until March 31.

Yet the very Council that claims to defend the persecuted has still failed to confront this campaign of terror.

Will you help force them to act?

SIGN NOW and help me force the UN Human Rights Council to confront the persecution of Christians in Nigeria before this session ends.

The reality on the ground is almost impossible to grasp.

• In the past year alone, more than 7,000 Christians have been murdered, and nearly 8,000 others kidnapped by extremist militias.
• Entire communities have been driven from their homes overnight.
• Churches that once echoed with hymns and prayers now lie in ashes.
• Families searching for missing loved ones are left with nothing but silence.

As Christians enter this season of reflection, our hearts naturally turn toward the sacrifice of the Cross.

But while we accompany our Lord spiritually through His Passion, thousands of believers in Nigeria are living their own Good Friday in the most brutal reality imaginable.

I cannot stop thinking about what it would mean if the world simply looked away and left them to suffer this agony alone

You are telling grieving families that they are not abandoned.

And you are telling silent politicians that the world is watching.

You have already shown that ordinary people can move mountains.

Now I need your voice again.

Sign the petition now and help us force the world to confront the persecution of Christians in Nigeria before the UN Human Rights Council session ends.

Now the UN Human Rights Council has a brief window to act.

The Council remains in session only until March 31.

That the suffering of these communities does not warrant urgent global protection, and that violent extremists can kill Christians with impunity.

Silence at that level would not be neutrality.

It would be complicity.

But institutions like the UN only move when citizens around the world demand action.

And that pressure begins with people like you.

Here is what we are asking for:

• An urgent debate on the persecution of Christians in Nigeria
• Targeted sanctions and visa bans against perpetrators
• Diplomatic pressure and international assistance tied to the real protection of Christian communities

These tools already exist.

For thousands of Christians in Nigeria, this truly can be a matter of life and death.

Will you stand with them today?

Add your voice: urge YOUR country’s leaders to protect Nigerian Christians.

In solidarity with our fellow Christian brothers and sisters persecuted in Nigeria,

Rocio D’Angelo and the entire CitizenGO team.