British comedian and actor John Cleese has publicly criticized what he describes as insufficient global condemnation of reported Easter attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria by Islamist groups.

The Monty Python star took to social media to express his views on the international response to the incidents, arguing that there has been inadequate attention paid to violence against Nigerian Christians during the Easter period.

Cleese's comments appear to be part of a broader pattern of statements he has made in recent weeks regarding what he perceives as insufficient criticism of radical Islamic violence by liberal political figures and media outlets.

Nigeria has experienced ongoing sectarian violence and terrorist attacks, particularly in its northern regions where groups like Boko Haram have been active. Christian communities in Nigeria have frequently been targets of attacks, especially during religious holidays.

The actor, known for his liberal political views and previous criticism of conservative politicians including former President Trump, has increasingly focused his public commentary on what he sees as selective outrage regarding religious violence.