Students Speak Out in Religious Discrimination Lawsuit Over San Diego Public School Vaccine Mandate

Stated simply, abortion is murder and the ends can never justify the means.

Nigerian Catholic Cathedral Attacked amid Muslim Youth Protests, 24-Hour Curfew Declared

Officials of the Christian entity that includes representatives of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) add, “The protest will take place on 22 May, 2022 in the afternoon by 3pm in every secretariat of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) nationwide and not on the streets in order to avoid further loss of lives.”

Female Student Murdered, Body Burned by Classmates in Nigeria

Despite the intense persecution that Christians in Nigeria face, Nigeria was removed from the U.S. State Department’s Countries of Particular Concern list in November 2021.

Cardinal Zen’s Arrest Will Test the Vatican’s Agreement With Communist China

The bishop emeritus of Hong Kong was arrested with four others Wednesday for ‘collusion with foreign forces’ and has since been released on bail.

3-star General Fires 16 Cadets for Religion: No Academy Graduation, $400,000 Debt

Up to 16 cadets at the Air Force Academy have just been notified they will not graduate, dismissed because of their Christian religious beliefs against abortion.

Catholic Archdiocese in Nigeria Announces “with heavy heart” Death of Kidnapped Priest

Fr. Anyanwu told ACN United Kingdom that the body of Fr. Bako “has not been released yet by the bandits.”

Christian Convert Assassinated in Iraq Following TikTok Video

20-year-old Convert was the Daughter of Muslim Clergy

USCIRF Releases New Report Highlighting Religious Freedom in Iraq

In its 2021 Annual Report, USCIRF recommended that the U.S State Department place Iraq on its Special Watch List.

VA Supreme Court agrees to hear case of high school teacher fired over pronoun policy

ADF attorneys represent French teacher Peter Vlaming

USCIRF Commends Release of Egyptian Religious Prisoner Reda Abdel Rahman

In its 2021 Annual Report, USCIRF continued to recommend that the U.S. Department of State place Egypt on its Special Watch List for engaging in severe violations of international religious freedom.

Liberty Counsel Joins the Field in Coach Kennedy Case

“Banning a coach from silently praying after a game is illogical and unconstitutional.”

A Weak White House Makes a World of Difference

Russia has continued to crackdown on evangelism and unregistered church activity, which includes almost all religious practice outside of the Russian Orthodox Church.

USCIRF Vice Chair Nury Turkel Calls on Tajikistan to Release Shamil Khakimov

In September 2019, the Khujand City Court sentenced Khakimov to seven and a half years in prison on extremism charges.

Bullying Christian Students Goes Unnoticed

Their cluelessness is a function of their politics.

India’s Christians Experience Sharp Persecution Increase

Forced Conversion and Blasphemy Accusations Underscore Most Cases

Egyptians love their national soccer team, but Christians feel left out

In victory or in defeat, soccer continues to show that it has the power to unite people despite their differences.

USCIRF Commissioner Sharon Kleinbaum Advocates for Egyptian Reda Abdel Rahman through Religious Prisoners of Conscience Project

USCIRF Commissioners advocate for the release of individuals imprisoned for exercising their freedom of religion or belief through the RPOC project.

Nurse Practitioner Fired by CVS After Seeking Religious Accommodation from Dispensing Contraception

First Liberty Institute files charge of religious discrimination with federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Traditional Latin Mass: Canonists Question the Legislative Force of Recent Vatican Guidelines

ANALYSIS: The interpretive document considerably tightens already-sweeping restrictions on the traditional form of the Roman Rite.

Military Continues to Deny Religious Exemptions

While the current order applies to two of the many military plaintiffs because of the immediate harm, the lawsuit includes members from all branches of the military.

USCIRF Releases Report on Religious Freedom Condition in Vietnam in 2021

In its 2021 Annual Report, USCIRF recommended that the U.S. government designate Vietnam as a “Country of Particular Concern.

Thirteen Killed in Bus Bombing by Suspected Al-Shabaab Terrorists

Incident Marks Ninth Terror Attack in Kenya Since the New Year

Pastor, champion of persecuted Christians, is murdered in Pakistan

TRIBUTES HAVE BEEN PAID TO A CHRISTIAN MINISTER who was killed Jan. 30 January in Pakistan after dedicating his life to persecuted and other suffering Christians.