In recent years, the Yazidis have probably been subject to the most intense persecution -- The so-called "Islamic State" certainly attempted genocide. The Uyghur in China and the Rohinngya in Burma have been similarly persecuted for their religion, but they are both Islamic peoples, so you can't say Islam was persecuted, but rather, that these Islamic peoples were persecuted. Most of the tribal religions of indigenous peoples around the world are unique to their tribes -- so the tribes qualify as ethnoreligious groups. As such, all of the tribal groups that have been on the edge of genocide in the past have a claim. Consider the native Carib tribes that were completely exterminated early in the colonial era on islands like Hispaniola. Total extermination of all of the believers in a religion certainly qualifies as making them the most persecuted, as opposed to religions that have survived mere partial extermination.
The Christian religion.
the answer to the people who were persecuted by the Nazis because of their religion is the JEWS no need to thank me <3 =)
usually used in religion
No, it is a religion constantly persecuted by the christians.
The Catholic religion.
I don't think so because Muslims will normally tolerate Christianity above other religions.
Christianity
Freedom to choose your religion and not be persecuted for it by government or by other citizens.
they were persecuted for their religion and for going against the church
Christianity is a religion regardless of what country you are in worldwide. Though in countries like Saudi Arabia, and Iran Christain are persecuted.
He changed it from a persecuted religion into an officially tolerated religion.
The religion in England that persecuted other religions was Protestantism, specifically the Church of England. Under the reign of Queen Elizabeth I, Catholicism and other dissenting religious groups were actively persecuted. This period is known as the Elizabethan Religious Settlement.