Refused to Convert to Islam - 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians Beheaded
The lack of public outcry or large-scale protests following the massacre of these Christian martyrs raised concerns about the selective nature of global activism and the media's coverage of such events. While certain causes and incidents receive widespread attention and mobilize massive public support, others, like the killing of the Coptic Christians, seem to fade quickly from the collective consciousness. This discrepancy highlights the uneven response to religious persecution and raises important questions about how certain atrocities are prioritized or neglected in global discourse, despite their profound significance. These 21 martyrs remain a poignant reminder of the ongoing persecution data-faced by religious minorities worldwide, often without the sustained attention and solidarity they deserve.