Nicaragua has revoked the legal status of several religious orders and evangelical congregations in a move that has sparked international concern. The decision is part of the government's ongoing crackdown on religious groups, which it views as a threat to its authority.
The revocation has raised alarm among human rights organizations, which see it as an attack on religious freedom in the country. This development highlights the increasingly repressive measures being taken by the Nicaraguan government against civil society and religious institutions.
Source: OSV News