Shock as Hungary demands the UN to recognize "Christian Genocide" in Asia & Africa

Hungary is the first western country to raise the issue of aiding persecuted Christians to government level.
According to research, over 245 million people around the world are being discriminated against or are being persecuted because of their Christian faith. Thousands of Christians are murdered and hundreds of churches are burned every year.
As you can see in the embedded tweets below, Tristan Azbej, Hungary’s State Secretary for the Aid of Persecuted Christians is not afraid to break the rules of political correctness. He consistently lashes out the UN and the international community over their complete disregard for the brutal persecution of Christians in the Arab-Muslim world.
The Islamic persecution of Christians throughout the Middle East, Asia and Africa has become genocide.
Why doesn’t the world seem to care when Christians die?
Why is it that When Christians are murdered and persecuted en masse, no one seems to care — not even other Christians?
Where are all the human rights organizations of the UN? Where are all human rights organizations in the West? Please pray for the Christian minorities in the Muslim world.

Also, stop #christophobia, the murdering, discrimination, intimidation of Christians because of their faith. It’s one of the biggest human rights crises of our time. Yet @unesco and the UN in general fail to give a passing mention of it. https://t.co/T9j8nYbKO7

— Tristan Azbej ن (@tristan_azbej) June 1, 2020

Just received news indicating Jihadist attacks are reaching genocidal level in Kaduna State, Nigeria. Many of the victims are Christians. Prayers are not enough, the world should act now and show solidarity with the Nigerian people and government. https://t.co/uhGDlqAfe2 pic.twitter.com/Vp3zRxw64s

— Tristan Azbej ن (@tristan_azbej) May 23, 2020

#Hungary is a #Christian democratic country with a dedicated government program to help #Christians that are #persecuted for their #faith all around the World. Follow my #humanitarian mission from the #crisis zones of the East to the #diplomatic fora of the West!

— Tristan Azbej ن (@tristan_azbej) May 21, 2018