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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Not in the US, no. In Iran, Afghanistan, China, North Korea and other countries, absolutely yes.

Edit: I do know about Egypt, Pakistan, and others too, and yes I have sources for the countries I mentioned including personal experience working with refugees, but I woke up to 50 notifications and counting so I won't get round to replying to all of them. Also check out Open Doors who extensively monitor christian persecution globally, and hopefully some other redditors will help answer your questions too :)
gpt
You can add Pakistan to that list

In addition to the usual mob violence the blasphemy laws are also used to legally harass and persecute religious minorities including Christians.

Edit: I didn't mean to seem critical of your response - I just wanted another data point on "this is actually pretty common outside of the Western world". Which sadly it is. Western progressives who don't understand the prevalence of religious persecution in the world are just ignorant. Western Christians claiming persecution in their own countries are just pathetic.